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This was the first face we saw after landing.

That Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

This once was a Syrian airport.

Since the summer, the Russians have built barracks, brought in 4,000 personnel, paved roads,

rolled in truckloads of equipment and munitions,

erecting a bit of Russia in the heart of Assad-controlled Syria.

But the relationship between Russia and Syria is far from perfect.

As we found out when the Russian admiral we interviewed,

used a derogatory term to describe President Assad.

This is the city.

Ray Hinton stepped out of prison after nearly 30 years on death row, a free man.

What was that moment like?

As though I was walking on clouds.

But Hinton's story raises serious questions about how we handle unjust convictions.

30 years ago, a judge proudly stood up and said,

I sent you to die.

30 years later, no one had the decency to say,

we saw it for what took place.

The show has reached the loftiest height.

In five months at the Richard Rogers Theatre, Hamilton has chalked up nearly $70 million in advance ticket sales.

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