and we meet the very talented multimedia artist jonathan thunder, and learn about the personal themeshat influence his art. you'll also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

i handcuffed lightning and thunder. jonathan: he was poetry in motion. >> i'm handsome. i'm fast. i'm pretty. and can't possibly be beat. jonathan: nobody ever was so fast on his feet. >> too much speed for him. too fast. too fast. jonathan: so quick with the comeback. >> you are being extremely truculent. >> whatever that means. if that is good, i'm that. jonathan: his dominance complete. >> i murdered a rock. injured a stone. i'm so mean i make medicine sick. jonathan: louisville lip. his words packed a bunch. >> a killer and a thriller when i get the manila. >> i don't care how small the ring is. i will fight that chump in a telephone booth. jonathan: telling his opponents -- >> i can back up every word. i whoop any man in the world and i want everyone to know it. jonathan: he would eat them for lunch. >> i saw him a few days ago. >> ain't he ugly? he is too ugly to be the world's champ. the world's champ should be pretty like me. >> you think the the world is behind? wait till i kick his butt. >> float like the butterfly, sting like a bee. >> trying to psyche me out. every nam

jonathan: let's talk about the weather situation, bringing in we got lucky. if the thunder came out, we would have some really powerful storms. ryan: we could have seen some pretty severe weather across the metro. lucky for us, the cloud cover cap temperatures down. were not soorthwest lucky. hagerstown picked up heavy storms and severe weather earlier todays with downed powr lines and trees. right now, just a few showers on live doppler radar, with no severe weather to speak of right now. the threat of severe weather is nonexistent across the mid-atlantic. some showers across the northern suburbs this evening, and some showers in the forecast for one to two hours as a cold front pushes across the region, sweeping this moisture away. where it did rain today, we picked up hefty amounts. almost three quarters of an inch fell in leesburg. clarksburg, leesburg, frederick, maryland, close to half an inch of rain. chance of showers and storms. the winds were foot to the west and drier air begins to push and. it will be noticeably less humid when you wake up tomorrow morning, wit