. >>> filling the late cecil williams' shoes would be a tough job for anybody, how glide memorial's newr is continuing his legacy while adding his own style when we come back. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> now at 6:30, the next time you ask for that extra side of guacamole, you might have to pay a bit more, the reason u.s. inspections in mexico were stopped for a week. >> inspections are just beginning to resume. max darrow explains what that means for your wallet. >> reporter: whether at tacolicious in downtown palo alto or their three other locations in downtown los angeles, they go through a lot of avocados on a daily basis. >> 90% of the volume of avocados is going into guacamole. >> reporter: if there's a problem with the global supply, fernando guzman says they feel it. >> the few avocados out there will be more expensive. >> reporter: last week there was a problem in mexico's main avocado domain, the state of michoacan. according to a memo from the u.s. ambassador to mexico, ken salazar, two usda employees were assaulted and detained while inspectin

. >>> trying to honor the legacy of their late cecil williams.

. >>> trying to honor the legacy of their late cecil williams. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey, and the bay area and the entire baseball world is celebrating the life of the legend who died yesterday with the age of 93. today a new mural was unveiled to honor the say hey kid. but when they first moved to san francisco in the late 50s, not everyone welcomed the future hall of famer. they spoke to a local historian about their rough introduction to the city. >> the magnitude of what they accomplished. >> and they have come from the growing memorial to willie mays, a man who now claims his own corner in san francisco. but long before the statue and the plaza, he tried to buy a home. >> and the seller was willing to sell it to him and his neighbors protested. and so it took intervention from the powers to be in order for him to buy a house. >> was it had a disappointment to you and your wife to find this trouble that you vetted into the last couple of days? >> yeah, it was a disappointment to me because i didn't think i would have that much trouble. and they landed in that largely segregated ci

he's continuing his beloved predecessor, cecil williams, is message of welcoming with unconditional love, but doing it with his own twist >>always say you're not see so or your the next, cecil, you know, >>and >>i want to see so and i was like what >>do >>i do with this, he said. he said. you have to be >>you 1 of his 1st acts as the new leader of glide, he chose to hoist the pride flag directly outside of the sanctuary. a 1st for the historic congregation in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin. >>the other part of being >>gay is that i have been >>on the campaign >>to to make sure that beauty and aesthetics are part >>of unconditional love and how we serve >>community if we don't have a >>building >>that >>people >>are proud >>of, >>then >>we won't be the community >>anchor >>that people >>need and he's doing just that through the lens of his upbringing as a member of a religion that he knew couldn't accept him for being gay, but with the longing for a spiritual home >>from being a job was witness to just staying away from church. to chasing boys into their churches and being told n

the memory of cecile williams, the arts commission would like to share a post that featured rev. williams in the 2017 art on market street series, summer of love trading cards. solomon who spear headed the colorful super graphic of 1970s and 60s, passed away at the age of 95 in graphic design landscape architecture and her books and drawings she threads the immediate needle between the rational and the playful. claire eyes ike the former executive director of san francisco arts commission, and accomplished leader in the arts community in san francisco and abroad, claire a generous loving and exuberant free spirit open minded with a range of interest passed away on december 31, after a long and fulfilling life of love, community, work and philanthropy. david johnson, iconic san francisco refound photographer and civil rights advocate passed away on may 1, 2024 in his home in marin county, david johnson was 97 years old, recognized as one of the most important photographers to document the joys squ struggles of decades of san francisco's story, history, focusing his camera on everyd

white takes the stage with his inclusive sermons and he's continuing his beloved predecessor's cecil williamsbut doing it with his own twist. >> always say you are not cecil or you are the next cecil. you know? and i went to cecil and i was like, what do i do with this? and he was like, he said, you have to be you. >> reporter: one of his first acts as the new leader of glide, he chose to hoist the pride flag directly outside of the sanctuary. a first for the historic congregation in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin. >> that's the other part of being gay is that i have been on a campaign to make sure that beauty and aesthetics are a part of unconditional love and how we serve community. if we don't have a building that people are proud of, then we won't be the community anchor that people need. >> reporter: and he's doing just that through the lens of his upbringing as member of a religion that he knew couldn't accept him for being gay. but with a longing for a spiritual home. >> to just staying away from church, to -- chasing boys and to their churches and being -- told not to stay in

statue today surrounded by flowers and well wishes, who all loved willie well, san francisco's own cecil williams was there back in the day and said this about willie. >> willie mays has never forgotten what it means to touch the hearts and the souls and to lift up people who are really in need. you are like the sun and the wind and the rain. you bring us together and give us those elements of life which help us to have character and compassion and good will. >> and guys, yeah, couldn't have said it better myself. i do want to add one more thing about those patches. no word yet from the team on if they will wear them for the remainder of the season. but you got to imagine that they'll keep those on those uniforms. >> one of the stories i like, too, is just all the former ballplayers. when he was active and actually playing in the opposing parks, all the players would come up to the railing because they wanted to see that's willie mays play professionals themselves, but they wanted to see willie mays play. >> and you hear that with all the greats, right? they all have that in common. that's it. >>

statue today, surrounded by flowers and well-wishers, all of whom loved willie san francisco's own cecil williamswillie mays has never forgot what it means to touch the hearts and the souls and to lift up people who are really in need. you are like the sun and the wind and the rain. you bring us together and give us those elements of life which help us to have character and compassion and goodwill. >> those thoughts undoubtedly echoed by san francisco san franciscans far and wide. bad news, though, tonight for stanford alum and los angeles rookie los angeles sparks rookie cameron brink. it was confirmed today that brink tore her acl. she'll miss the remainder of her rookie season and the 2024 olympics in paris. it's a crushing blow to the rookie, who was off to a hot start in the wnba, starting all 15 of the sparks games this season. brink suffered the injury in the opening minutes of the team's matchup against the connecticut sun yesterday. team mike pence that is a devastating blow. >> wish her a full recovery. absolutely, bailey. thank you. thanks, guys. next at 11. >> next thing you hear, ano

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