Morning Brief: October 7

Celebrity Chef Anthony Bourdain toured through the Bronx for his CNN show Parts Unknown on Sunday, revealing all kinds of aspects of Bronx culture. And along the way, he tried some awfully delicious looking food, of course. One Puerto Rican/Dominican hole-in-the-wall he stopped by is making a splash for its pork-saturated menu. So maybe this under appreciated borough is starting to get some well-deserved attention. 

NEED TO KNOW

Ebola Infects First Patient Outside Africa  [New York Times]

Supreme Court Gives Gay Marriage Anticlimactic Victory  [New York Times] 

Queens Residents Want Huge Sunnyside Housing Project  [NY Daily News]

Waldorf-Astoria Sold to Chinese Company  [NY Daily News]

Run-Down City Parks to Get Repairs  [New York Times]

SPORTS

No New York area sports results to report. But the Rangers play on Thursday.

WEATHER

Mostly cloudy with a high of 73. Tonight, we'll have rain with a thunderstorm chance, and a low of 63 degrees.

ON STAGE TONIGHT

Björk @IFC Center 

Fleetwood Mac @ MSG

Jackson Browne @ Beacon Theatre

The Bangles @ City Winery

TODAY IN HISTORY

Today in 1959, the Soviet Union received pictures of the far side of the moon from it's lunar probe, Luna 3. The grainy photographs were the first time in history anyone had seen the dark side of the moon.