central avenue staff will if give an update from jan 21st arrest members of the board good morning ross marie we have fox yesterday morning by e-mail from the mayor's office of housing indicating that their preceding and working with the property owner to get the documents executed to move forward with the granted to make the repairs there are issues that are outstanding and the mayor's office is working with the property owner on that the work is not yet gone but this is the information i have at in particular up to this point in time commissioner walker. >> and at the last meeting we took on action and gave some time is that not correct. >> that's correct. >> how much 7, 8, 9 is remaining. >> i believe that i were going to the march meeting general meeting of this body at that point in time we'll look at the case today is to be a status report from a what staff knew the mayor's office of housing so that's it wasn't necessarily for action only an informational just want. >> so the issue had been roved. >> what issues. >> what the mayor's office of housing i think their - >> the contract is n

mary thompson has the details. >> this concerns the silk road trial after a three-week trial, a jury of six men and six women took less than an afternoon to find william rossy on all seven counts. those counts include drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit money laundering. what you might recall is that he was arrested in october of 2013 and charged with operating the online drug bizarre called silk road made famous in large part because the only payments that were accepted on silk road were payments made with virtual currency bitcoin. the government alleges can you agree the two years he ran silk road ulbricht profiting generating sales of over $200 million. the defense said while he did start silk road he actually left and then came back to run it right before the feds nabbed him in san francisco in october of 2013. the prosecution alleges that he was ruthless in protecting his criminal enterprise going so far as to pay over $650,000 in a murder for hire scheme to put down a client who had threatened to reveal the names of silk road customers. in a statement u.s. attorney preet bharara saying he bit built this bazaar to exploit virtual currency. his c