CROWLEY: We're following the condition of former President George H.W. Bush. He's in intensive care after being hospitalized for more than a month. CNN's Miguel Marquez is there for us. Miguel, what's the latest you're hearing about the 41st president?</s>MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, he is doing well but not going to get out at this point. He is still in intensive care and doctors put him there because he had a persistent fever they couldn't quite knock down. He beat a bronchial infection early on after being admitted on the 23rd of November, and then this fever popped up. And it won't go away. They've tried several things. So they've put him in intensive care now to sort of monitor him across the board. And they are going to keep him there, it seems, on a day by day basis, see how he gets on, and hopefully, the family says he will be out soon. That's the best that we know at the moment. It sounds like he's in great spirits. He's had some family members come in here. His spokesman said he can guarantee us that his humor -- his trademark humor is intact and the guy sounds like he's just been cooped up in the hospital for a long time, really wants to get out. But doctors want to keep him until is he 100 percent beyond and past whatever it is that's keeping him now for now, Candy.</s>CROWLEY: Miguel, it sounds a lot better today at any rate. Thank you so much -- keeping up to date on the condition of George H.W. Bush for us. Now, the president of the NRA is opening up to CNN, insisting that most Americans back his group and telling us why a gun registry would be a bad idea. And shoppers get the surprise of their life at a shopping mall when an aquarium unleashes a flood of water and some sharks.
George H.W. Bush in Intensive Care