Kenneth Bae's sister: After Mr. Rodman's meltdown, we didn't expect any help from him
Dennis Rodman returns.
The former NBA star just came back from a week of controversial 'Basketball Diplomacy' in North Korea.
Rodman didn't say much as he walked through Newark International airport, but our cameras did catch up with him in Beijing where he apologized again for his drunken meltdown on CNN.
Dennis Rodman returns after visit to North Korea
"I'm sorry what's going on in North Korea, certain situations, I'm not God, I'm not ambassador, I'm no one, I just want to get to show the world the fact that we can actually get along in sports. That is it," Rodman said.
Rodman inisists he was only in North Korea to play basketball. Not trying to help free detained American, Kenneth Bae, but did his trip do more harm than good?
Bae has been held in North Korea for more than a year.
Terri Chung, Bae's sister is OutFront.
Child in "Thug Cycle" video to stay with mom
The so-called "thug" baby is back with his mother.
An Omaha juvenile court decided Monday that the two-year old and his 17-year-old will both be placed with the same foster family.
Toddler in cursing video will remain with mother, judge rules
They two have been in protective custody ever since the video of the toddler unleashing a lewd tirade went viral after the Omaha police union re-posted it with a commentary of the quote "terrible cycle of violence and thuggery."
CNN's George Howell is in Omaha with more on decision.
Columnist: Golden Globes was a 'deep dive into pool of estrogen'
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler - the golden girls of the Golden Globes.
The hosts of the 71st annual golden globe awards helped the show draw its highest audience in 10 years.
According to Nielsen ratings, 20.9 million people watched the Golden Globes, and in case you missed it, the two former "Saturday Night Live" stars made women a focal point from the get-go.
But did the two comedians inject too much estrogen into Hollywood's annual awards show?
According to New York post writer, Kyle Smith, the show could have been called "Girls" and he wants a male host back.
"With its strenuously chummy hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, its saccharine-bordering-on-absurd acceptance speeches and its deluge of tearjerking “inspirational” commercials that sought to forge a hitherto unsuspected link between Golden Globes and Humanity’s Greatest Achievements, the night was a deep dive into a pool of estrogen."
West Virginia chemical spill site last inspected in 1991
For four days, hundreds or thousands of people in West Virginia haven't been able to use their tap water.
Not to brush their teeth, cook, bathe, or even wash a dish.
West Virginia chemical spill casts spotlight on loose regulation
There's a sign of relief for some with a partial lift on the state's water ban for about 5,000 customers - many of them large commercial users.
But the company has been operating without government oversight for over 20 years.
CNN's Jean Casarez has the story.
Southwest pilots grounded after landing at wrong airport
Two Southwest pilots have now been grounded, after making a potentially deadly landing Sunday night.
The pair mistook a small airport in Taney County, Missouri, for the larger Branson Airport, just seven miles away.
Errant jet heads elsewhere as questions abound after it lands at wrong airport
There were 124 passengers on board the plane when it landed on a runway about half the length it should have been.
The pilots had only half as much room as normal to stop the plane.
CNN's Rene Marsh has all the details.
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