fouer, the london bridge, the pir meds in egypt. the great wall of dhin. the one i have my sights set on in the u.s. is a big walk over new york city. >> oh, boy. okay. you just got to get new york, the city, to agree to -- i have heard -- >> that's always part of the process. >> that's the challenge, right? >> it is. of course, niagara falls, i had to change two laws. a law in the united states that was over 100 years old that the governor had to sign into effect. there's a lot of procedure that goes into it but we'll get through that red tape. >> you let us know. we're wishing you the best. that was fantastic. once again making history, something you do as a day-to-day job. nik wallenda, thanks so much. >> thanks. thank you. >> it was a history-making week not just for nik but also at the u.s. supreme court. the court ruled on voting rights and same-sex marriage and affirmative action. we'll break it down for you and give you an idea what kind of challenges may be ahead. the great outdoors, and a great deal.