BRIGGS: The New York City restaurant where Anthony Bourdain rocketed to fame in the 1990s has become the scene of a memorial improvised by his fans. Bourdain died Friday in France at the age of 61. Tributes, messages, cans of beer, flowers and more left outside the Brasserie Les Halles in Manhattan.</s>ROMANS: Bouirdain's original claim to fame was a memoir written while he was executive chef at the restaurant. A behind the scenes look called "Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly." It turned the one time dishwasher into celebrity chef. Bourdain was in France last week working on an episode of his CNN series "Parts Unknown." A friend found him unresponsive in his hotel room. The cause of death is suicide.</s>BRIGGS: Fire officials in Ohio are investigating the cause of a deadly house explosion in suburban Cleveland on Sunday. One person was killed, another critically injured. The aftermath, as you can see, a stunning scene of destruction. Debris tossed all over the neighborhood. Several nearby homes were heavily damaged in the explosion. The force of the blast knocking down walls and blowing out windows.</s>ROMANS: Then CDC is advising people to check their fridge or freezer for pre-cut melon following a salmonella outbreak. Officials say at least 60 people had been sickened by eating the melon contaminated by salmonella. It was sold in stores including Costco, Trader Joe's, WalAmrt, Walgreens and Whole Foods in those eight states.</s>BRIGGS: OK, ahead, it is something many thought we would never see. Final preparations are under way for President Trump's historic summit with Kim Jong-un. We are live in Singapore, next on "Early Start."
Memorial for Anthony Bourdain in Manhattan