ANDERSON: You're back with us. It is just after 20 to 7:00. LeBron James faced a lot of criticism for saying the Houston Rocket's GM, a man called Daryl Morey, was misinformed when he tweeted support for the protesters in Hong Kong. Well he has since spoken again, backtracking his previous statement a bit and says he's just ready to move on from the controversy.</s>LEBRON JAMES, PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER: It's a tough situation that we're all in right now. As an association, us as athletes, owners, GMs, whatever, so forth. And I think, you know, when the issue comes up if you feel passionate about it or feel like it's something you want to talk about, then so be it.</s>ANDERSON: Rhiannon Jones is in the house -- Rhiannon.</s>RHIANNON JONES, WORLD SPORT: Yes, from one fallout to another, Becky, we bring you the latest following Monday's disgusting racist abuse targeted at England players in Bulgaria.</s>ANDERSON: Good stuff. That's after the break. Stay with us, folks.
LeBron James Attempts to Clear Up Hong Kong Controversy.