Rodman returns after N. Korea visit

• NEW: Ex-NBA player Kenny Anderson say he got “a few thousand dollars” for the trip


• “We could have probably done a little more homework,” teammate Cliff Robinson says


• “I’m sorry for what’s going on in North Korea,” Rodman tells CNN


• He stirred controversy last week by singing “Happy Birthday” to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un

Beijing (CNN) — Dennis Rodman is apologizing. Again.

Last week, he said he was sorry about his bizarre, drunken outburst on CNN about an American citizen held prisoner in North Korea.

Now, Rodman says he’s sorry about what’s going on inside North Korea, a nation renowned for its human rights abuses.

But the eccentric former NBA star known as “The Worm” isn’t contrite about his latest puzzling visit to the secretive state.

He said he did nothing wrong by organizing a basketball game last week at a packed stadium in Pyongyang, an event at which he sang “Happy Birthday” to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

“I’m sorry for what’s going on in North Korea, the certain situations,” Rodman told CNN on Monday after arriving at Beijing International Airport from Pyongyang.

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He didn’t say exactly what those “situations” are. He may have been referring to the reports of

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