Rodman wraps up N. Korea visit

BEIJING, China - Former U.S. basketball superstar Dennis Rodman answers reporters' questions at Beijing airport in China as he returned from Pyongyang on Jan. 13, 2014. Rodman ended his "amazing" one-week trip to North Korea, defending the controversial visit by saying he wanted to show the world that friendship could be cultivated with the country through nonpolitical exchanges.

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