i'm tony bourdain and this is cnn. you are the lover of words.sh language. >> i can't say it here. joe pesci uses it a lot. let's put it that way. >> segueing to one f word we can use, fatherhood. >> well, you know what is great about it for me is that after living my whole life as myself as the star of the movie in my head, i, you know, now it is all about the girl. watching cartoons with my daughter, greatest thing i could possibly think of doing. >> final two questions. just on the same vain, your little girl. how has being a dad rocked your world? >> in every possible -- any notion of ever being cool or, yeah, any notion of being cool disappeared the minute you look on your child's face. >> you don't consider yourself cool anymore? >> cool is not caring about things. it is indifference and that's the opposite of who i am now. >> one day when your daughter grows up and says, dad, what -- tell me about your 20s and 30s and 40s, what do you tell her? >> look, it is a matter of record. that's who daddy was. he doesn't do those things anymore. fro

tony bennett and tony bourdain. they will be coming out in a few moments. we also have a warning and day of confusion on north korea's nuclear capability. we begin with breaking news. powerful and deadly storms ripping across the midwest and the south. a tornado killed one person and injured more in mississippi today. forecasters say the same could batter alabama, georgia and parts of florida. chad myers is in the cnn severe weather center with all the latest. chad, tell me what's happening. >> so many lightning strikes, piers, in the past hour, it's covering up, those lightning strikes are covering up the radar. hard to see what's going on. tens of thousands of strikes from cloud to ground. weather moving into atlanta, moving into montgomery, and this all across the southeast will play out tonight. the problem is now, it's dark and you're going to sleep. you need a noaa weather radio on tonight if you have one. if you don't, go out and buy one tomorrow. you have to think about this, piers. we should have had over 90 tornadoes in march. we had 17. there was

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good news here in "the situation room," anthony bourdain is joining us, his brand-new show "parts unknown" premieres sunday night here on cnn. tonyh for doing this. thanks for coming into "the situation room." it's a risky business, but you're willing to do it, aren't you? >> i'm very, very excited about coming over to cnn and taking silly chances s is part of the excitement. >> excellent. let's talk about myanmar. you were there. you've got a great show coming up. i'm going to play a little clip. let's watch together. >> take the fermented tea leaves, add cabbage, tomatoes, lots of crunchy bits like toasted peanuts, season with lime and fish sauce. this is absolutely delicious. >> you like it? >> oh, yeah. >> yes, fantastic. >> simple. delicious. things not to be taken for granted if you've been in and out of the joint like this guy, sackett vis activist, astrologer and three-times convict. >> i can't wait to see. myanmar, it's been largely cut off from the world over the years. you got in there. what was it like? >> it's big. it's incredibly beautiful. the temple complex, for instance, to see it -- i mean, imagine see iing matc