"Rodman shows photos of himself with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while talking to journalists at the Beijing airport on September 7 after his second trip to the reclusive, nuclear-armed nation. Rodman returned from the communist country announcing he will put together a ""basketball diplomacy"" event with players from North Korea. But he put a damper on any speculation he might have been trying to free imprisoned American Kenneth Bae."
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