ANDERSON: When a year as challenging as this one, it can be easy to lose sight of some of the incredible breathtaking moments still happening around us. And we wanted to end this program on one of them. You are looking at the intersection of a childhood dream and a professional reality. This is the illusionist and stunned artist David Blaine, soaring above the Arizona Desert with the help of only around 50 helium balloons. I mean, who ever dreamed about something like this, this is a kid right? We have seen Blaine speak CNN while defying gravity, and even sealed him in a bubble of water for days. But in these incredible feet, he ended up floating almost 7.5 kilometers on his own before skydiving and parachuting back to the ground. This is what he says it was like at the top.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How are you feeling, you're breathing and you're feeling still coherent?</s>DAVID BLAINE, ILLUSIONIST & STUNT ARTIST: Coherent, perfect. If I talk to I'm not though.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So when you're up there, and you're jumping and you're starting to pick up ground speed, which is great. But now you look down, you're probably almost straight over the top of the LZ?</s>BLAINE: I see it perfectly.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I call LZ whatever it is a desert.</s>ANDERSON: Your heart out, Pixar. Also PSA or Public Service Announcement, do not try that at home. Seriously, do not try that at home. Speaking of home, it's time for my team and I to go up, up and away for the day. Stay safe, stay well, good night, and take care. END
David Blaine Soars Above Arizona Desert.