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Advances to employees actors and models. weinstein has not denied the allegations. he has apologized and says he is now in therapy. >> how significant is this decision? >> it is big because it is the only second time a person has been expelled by the academy but also example of hollywood taking action after years and rumors of weinstein. actors continue to distance themselves from him. this is hollywoods governing body. bill cosby is still a member of the academy facing sexual allegations in cou...

Poe lan ski of sorts. if there is an an arrest warrant, hes wanted, hes a fugitive. that would not be a good idea. what he needs to do is stay put. be in the hands of great lawyers, that can defend them both civilly and criminally. i agree with, ma, he has a lot of issues to deal with. more and more women are going to come forward. there are at least three women saying they were raped, not just assaulted. and one of them have a questionable claim because for five years she had a sexual relations...

A quiet life, yeah. and they asked the man, who are you? and he answered, im-- my name is mark weinberger. rob stafford: and that was that. after five years on the run and four months on the mountain, the search for mark weinberger was over. no confrontation, no dash for freedom. instead, the fugitive doctor posed for pictures. inside the tent, police found euros worth about $3,000, top notch equipment, a stockpile of food and medicine. - cialis. - cialis? cialis. all ok, i think it is viagra. l...

Its not true. and my friend-- you didnt believe it. yeah. i dont believe it. rob stafford: a quick internet search confirmed the dimensions of a lie that left her dazzled and undone. her lover, mark stern, was actually mark weinberger, an international fugitive, and he was apparently capable of anything. monica: first thing, ok, i go to the carabinieri, to the police. i know where he is. im sorry, mark, but-- you need to tell the truth. exactly. buzz: i think that was a very tortuous decision, b...

How do you see 100 patients in a day? you give every patient the same diagnosis. and you give every patient the same prescription-- surgery. narrator: 18 months after hed vanished, a federal grand jury indicted weinberger in absentia on 22 counts of health care fraud. by now, the state of indiana had revoked his medical license and his sinus clinic had been sold off to settle outstanding debts. the fbi had issued a warrant for his arrest. but weinbergers ex-wife michelle says it was clear to her...

Rob stafford: colonel di vita says soon after monica left the office, a local rental agent walked in, also complaining about a man named mark who hadnt paid his rent in three months. most important, the agency had a copy of mark weinbergers real passport. he left a copy of his real passport? colonel di vita: a copy of his real passport, yes. and hes a fugitive on the run? yes, you cant rent a flat if you dont leave a copy of your document. rob stafford: not only did police now know monicas boyfr...

He went to switzerland. to switzerland, also by bike. by bicycle. by bicycle. do you think he had bank accounts there? yes. narrator: coming up, a fugitive comes in from the cold. mark weinberger: if i owned this place, i would live here. i would live here. narrator: when "dateline" continues. advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size thats fast, cause its liquid. woohoo! youll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis.

Was to catching up to him. coming up, but how close were police to catching up to him? buzz: its the alps. there are a lot of places to hide. rob stafford: he left a copy of his real passport? a copy of his real passport, yes. and hes a fugitive on the run. i received a strange call to my phone. it was a friend, and he told me, monica, mark is not what he claimed to be. what do you mean? trust me. rob stafford: when "dateline" continues. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your...

Credible ones at least, dry up? >> well, the big problem is, as you just pointed out, the fact theres so few critical leads in any investigation, theres lots of noise and distractions. its not that people are trying to cause you difficulty. people are earnest and ernst while in trying to get leads. but they all have to be run down. i can speak from personal experience, on the clear billboards. when i ran an 81 state new york investigation a few years ago, we had a fugitive after a gang release. ...

And that he was often belittling and demeaning to her and that he would talk down to her. obviously thats the sort of thing that you would want to know from this girlfriend and what that might have been indicative of, perhaps. >> wright, interested in the content of what we said, also be interested in, like i said, the process of his thinking. did he think that people could read his mind for example? was it the case that he -- the casinos had somehow targeted them specifically to lose money. his...