sheehy? >> i agreed over the next couple of weeks, in the appeal window, we expect to get the documents done. they've been drafted, it's just finalizing the terms. >> president melgar: commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: there is one point, i was concerned about stevenson when i toured the site. we all talked about that, the location of the droppoff is very close to the intersection. it is a very complicated street and will require more than just one owner to pick up how to resolve it. this has a major circulation corridor for multiple garages. people cutting across a major artery, that being 3rd street, is in itself every night a miracle. so i think that challenge is ahead, but i think that traffic and transportation of the city needs to help resolve that. >> president melgar: i will also say i'm supportive of the project. this is a magical building. and the preservation plans are outstanding, so i'm really excited about it. i'm also excited that you have done so much work with labor

senator sheehy. >> thank you, mr. chairman.let me echo what senator moran was saying about the cops grant. it is very onerous for us to be affected by these rulings. i want to go back to your comments about the four reasons that you intend to read back portions of the special counsel's report. the fourth one was information that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputation interest of peripheral third parties. does that mean you'll be rejecting information to protect the represent national interest of the president ? >> no. i'm talking about people in private life, not public officeholders. >> thank you. news just broke today that you have a special team looking into why the fbi opened an investigation into russian interference in the 2016 elections. i wonder if you could share with the committee whose on the team, why you felt the need to form that kind of team and what you intend to be the scope of the investigation? >> yeah. as i said in my confirmation hearing, i am going to be reviewing both the genesis and

i'm brian sheehy, c.e.o. and operator of three businesses in the hearst building.'s been there since 2012. the lock bar and store which is right up on the 10-year anniversary in a couple of months. we do have long-term leases in place. at the harris building we have 58 fully employed employees directly at these three businesses. the majority of them are here today. we've been in discussions with the developer and hearst, as a landlord, has been a wonderful landlord. they've been a joy to work with. outstanding people to be in partnership with. we would regret leaving the building and that is what is being proposed with our arrangements. there is a possibility for the store and the lock to move into another historic building on the prime street of market. we've had great discussions and negotiations with the team from brookfield, so we're encouraged to move over to that building. so we're very encouraged and pretty much there. when it comes to local addition, which is our most important business in our little company, it generates the most income for our company and