user: Problem: George H.W. Bush must spend at least some of Christmas in the hospital after doctors ordered him to remain under observation for a second night following his admission for shortness of breath. The 90-year-old former president will stay at Houston's Methodist Hospital on Wednesday night 'as a precaution until doctors can evaluate whether he is healthy enough to return home. He was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday night with shortness of breath as wife Barbara read 'Twas the Night Before Christmas to children with NFL star JJ Watt at a public event. Family spokesman Jim McGrath said Bush - who is the oldest living president - had a 'good day' and his prognosis 'remains positive.' Scroll down for video. George H.W. Bush is being kept for observation at Methodist Hospital in Houston 'out of abundance of caution' on Tuesday night. He is pictured here at a Houston Texans game on November 23. Bush is the oldest living former commander in chief. He was hospitalized for seven weeks in January 2013 for a bacterial infection and a cough - but later discharged. Barbara Bush read 'Twas The Night Before Christmas with Houston Texans player JJ Watt at the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday before her husband's hospitalization was announced. It's not known whether the former commander in chief will be allowed to return home on Thursday to celebrate at least part of Christmas with his family. Bush spent Christmas 2012 in intensive care at the same hospital while being treated for a bronchitis-related cough and other issues. He was discharged in January 2013, after nearly two months in the hospital. President Barack Obama, who is vacationing in Hawaii, has been notified about Bush's hospital admission. 'President Obama and the first lady send their good wishes to the former president and the entire Bush family during this holiday season,' said White House spokesman Eric Schultz. Bush made two public appearances last month. He attended an event at Texas A&M University with his son, former President George W. Bush, and served as the coin-toss captain for the Houston Texans during a Nov. 23 game that honored the US Armed Forces. The elder Bush was a naval aviator in World War II — at one point the youngest in the Navy — and was shot down over the Pacific. Mrs Bush and Watt were the special guests for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular in Houston. Methodist Hospital in Houston is the top-rated hospital in Texas and is nationally ranked, as well. Bush served two terms as Ronald Reagan's vice president before being elected the nation's 41st president in 1988. After one term, highlighted by the success of the 1991 Gulf War in Kuwait, he lost to Democrat Bill Clinton amid voters' concerns about the economy. The elder Bush has skydived on at least three of his birthdays since leaving the White House. In June, he celebrated his 90th birthday by making a tandem parachute jump near his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine. During the winter, Bush and his wife, Barbara, live in Houston. Bush, also a former U.S. ambassador to China and CIA director, suffers from a form of Parkinson's disease that has forced him in recent years to use a motorized scooter or wheelchair for mobility. Bush's wife, Barbara Bush, made a surprise visit with Houston Texans' JJ Watt at the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts in Houston on Tuesday evening to perform 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.' It's not clear whether she was with the 41st U.S. president when he experienced his shortness of breath. Methodist Hospital is rated as the top hospital in Texas by US News & World Report. It is ranked nationally, as well. Patriarch: George H.W. Bush's son George W. Bush served two terms as president. His son Jeb is currently considering a run for the White House.

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Answer: Doctors will keep former president, 90, for one more night after he was admitted on Tuesday for 'shortness of breath. Unknown whether he will be allowed out in time to spend some of the Christmas holiday with his family. He spent Christmas 2012 in the hospital near death.
Text: North Korea is facing possibly its worst drought in 50 years, state media reported this week. May is on track to be the driest since 1962, with rainfall of less than a quarter of an inch (2-5 mm) recorded in major cities, including the capital, Pyongyang, the Korean Central News Agency said. The dry conditions are expected to continue into early June, North Korea's Rodong newspaper reported, citing a state weather official. Rain during the last 30 days has been lower than normal in the North, according to Jang Hyun-sik with the South Korean Meteorological Administration. "On average, it is supposed to rain in the range of 70-90 mm (2.75 to 3.5 inches) during this period," Jang said, noting that South Korean forecasters do not directly communicate with their counterparts in the North. Rodong reported that the drought has delayed the planting of corn and has already damaged crops like wheat, barley and potatoes, but said irrigation "can fight off the damage." North Korea's food shortages are well documented.  The World Food Program says more than 6 million people in the reclusive nation don't have enough to eat. South Korean Unification Ministry's spokesman Kim Hyung-suk Seoul is open to allowing private organizations to provide humanitarian aid to the North. No food aid is likely to come from the United States.  Washington canceled its plan for food shipments after Pyongyang launched a rocket on April 13. North Korea said the launch was to put a satellite into orbit, but much of the international community saw it as a cover up for testing its ballistic missile technology. The move torpedoed a deal reached in February under which Pyongyang agreed to suspend its nuclear activities in exchange for food aid shipments.
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assistant: This could be the driest May in North Korea since 1962. Less than a quarter inch has been recorded in major cities. Little food aid is expected from South Korea and the United States.