all said miss anna julie again. the 132 year link between france and algeria was about to be broken. anxiety spread among the french living in algeria. today, bus fuels. i talked to steve at all, but he had you komatsu oscar santiago more barely did you stick jimmy? no. when you go back to your store bar house of jackal said, it's a to ha dollar for me. every dish could choice. jenny me? oh, chris kenney mim and the divide is pretty, pretty chicken ah french people who wanted desperately to stay in algeria went on the offensive. in february 961, they founded the secret army organisation. the o a s o s attacks over several months were violent and bloody in algeria and in france. on the 18th of june, 1961, the o. s. bombed the strasbourg to paris express, killing 24 people. france went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his grasp. france was at the mercy of the combined threat of the o. e. s. and algerian, evelyn and the police in paris began to take the

is reading too much, and also it is not fully internalizing the changes we saw in july, which i think are important. annaks so much. really good to speak to you. really good to get his perspective on the ecb meeting. sticking with things european, later today, the eu commission president will speak to bloomberg, so don't miss that interview a little bit later on in programming. let's get a first word update. annabelle: the u.k. has hit back at france over proposed retaliation measures in their dispute over brexit -- post-brexit fishing rights, calling them disproportionate. the u.k. maintains it granted 98% of applications since brexit. iran says negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal will begin november but expects the u.s. to release $10 million in reserves as a gesture of good faith. sources tell us that activist investor dan logan saw a $750 million position in oil dutch shell and is pushing for a breakup. in a letter to investors, he said shell would benefit from breaking off its lng renewables and marketing businesses into a standalone company separate from its legacy energy business. shell s

anna relied on her credit card to pay things. so she wasn't able to fulfill other obligations like her hotel bill. >> july 2017, she is arrested for theft of services and it relates to three things in new york -- unpaid bills at the beekman, at the w hotel, and at le parker meridien. >> the day i met her, she had one open misdemeanor criminal case. i come to find out that there's a number of criminal investigations and active cases against anna for unpaid bills. hotels, restaurants, other things of that nature. >> it's her first arrest, and everything really starts to kind of unravel. >> and that's when the story hits "the new york post." the wannabe socialite becomes a tabloid situation. >> you're beginning to make the press. there are newspaper headlines. what did you make of that? >> i guess it was just what people like to hear. they just looked at my instagram and this is what they -- like, reality that they created. >> you eventually go to the district attorney's office, and what do you learn? >> i learn that there is an ongoing investigation into anna delvey, whose real name is anna sorokin. >> but of course, anna, she doesn