we're going to meet flula borg, he's with us today, "right this minute." flula!and applause ] tell me who you are. >> you probably know i'm from germany. deutschland. and i'm a techno deejay. >> have you thought of going the comedy route? >> no, i don't know how to make funny things. i think when people say, let us make a funny joke, guess what, it's not funny. >> are there any german idioms that we might find funny? >> i think when you don't have all of your tea cups in the cabinet, which means maybe you are crazy. >> what's the latest idiom that's puzzling your brain? >> this morning i was reading one it's like, flula you are great. i think you make me on cloud nine. what? why is the -- clouds don't have numbers. and why is nine the best cloud? who say that? stereotypes, i don't know what it is, but i don't like it. >> all the ladies here want to know if you are single or if you are spoken for? >> my first relationship is with music. right now i'm dating techno, we are doing heavy petting. we are going places together. >> flula, it's been a blast meeting you, t

>> his name is flula borg, he's a musician in germany. he records himself figuring things out in the world. i can't wait until deejay flula does a video about why he can't understand why he's always on "right this minute." >>> this video comes to us from 9 news, new zealand. what it shows is a queensland couple's evening boat ride gone seriously awry. >> they wanted to see some whales that night. but definitely not in this way. >> [ bleep ]! >> you can hear them swearing, freaking out. this poor couple was just hanging out and a whale had gotten the anchor rope in its rope and took off at about ten knots, dragged them almost two miles for 15 minutes. >> imagine what that felt like when it first took off. you're sitting there, enjoying a glass of wine and -- whoa! >> the humpback whale took the rope and another one took the rope and they kept freaking out. >> there were two whales and they took turns grabbing the anchor? >> took turns grabbing the anchor rope. that's what pulled them so far offshore. >> this is like the opposite of fishing.