the documents are heavily redacted and don t appear to shed new light on the case. let s turn to business headlines, where reports are surfacing russia is in the process of ridding its government offices of microsoft software. this comes as microsoft accuses russian hackers of exploiting a recently discovered windows security flaw. cnbc s jeff cutmore joins us from london. this is kind of a hard thing to do, to stop using microsoft software. it s sort of the way everybody in the world does business. yeah, absolutely, but it s a long-term plan of president putin to reduce russia s reliance on what it sees as u.s. technology, which is why they say they are going to take the systems out, but i think what should be more worrying for everybody is the spear fishing attacks that have taken place on microsoft operating systems. now, microsoft says they are going to release a patch november 8th, which should prevent any problems with this attempted hacking, but they,