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Brian Laundrie bought a new phone on the very day he disappeared following the death of Gabby Petito. So is he still on the grid? And the family of missing geologist Daniel Robinson on the search for their son.

Records show Brian Laundrie�s family arranged a camping trip shortly before he disappeared and police began searching for him in the wake of Gabby Petito�s disappearance. And Neil deGrasse Tyson tackles issues big and small, from the nature of the universe to Demi Lovato's alleged UFO encounter.

Records show Brian Laundrie�s family arranged a camping trip shortly before he disappeared and police began searching for him in the wake of Gabby Petito�s disappearance. And Neil deGrasse Tyson tackles issues big and small, from the nature of the universe to Demi Lovato's alleged UFO encounter.

Records show Brian Laundrie’s family arranged a camping trip shortly before Brian disappeared and police began searching for him in the wake of Gabby Petito’s disappearance.

The Laundrie camping trip first came to light when “Dog the Bounty Hunter” said he got a tip about a campground 70 miles north of the Laundrie family home. When he pulled the records from Sept. 7 and 8, it showed Brian’s mom registered for campsite 001 on the waterfront at the Desoto Park campground near St Petersburg.

The public information specialist for Pinellas County where the campground is located sent NewsNation a campground registration that shows every camper’s name and length of stay. Roberta Laundrie, the name of Brian’s mother, was booked to stay there Sept. 6 to Sept. 8.

This timeline lines up with what the Laundrie’s neighbors said when they alleged seeing Brian and his parents pack up a new camper and leave about a week after Brian returned home without Gabby Petito on Sept. 1.

Also, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson joins the show to discuss Demi Lovato’s claim about a close encounter with an extraterrestrial craft in Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California.

As law enforcement scales back the search for Brian Laundrie, the cops who pulled him and Gabby Petito over are under investigation. Plus, the voice of American sports, Bob Costas, joins the show.

As law enforcement scales back the search for Brian Laundrie, the cops who pulled him and Gabby Petito over are under investigation. Plus, the voice of American sports, Bob Costas, joins the show.

It has been nearly two weeks since Brian Laundrie vanished. Is he still on the run? Is he even alive? The FBI scaled back its search of the Florida swamp, but might that mean they’re zeroing in?

There’s a live report on the case from NewsNation’s Brian Entin. We also hear from Andy Grascia, the deputy chief of criminal investigations for the Westchester County, New York district attorney.

Stacey Honowitz, the assistant state attorney for the sex crimes and child abuse unit in Florida’s 17th judicial circuit, joins the show to discuss the investigation into the cops who pulled over Gabby Petito and Laundrie.

Plus, the voice of American sports, Bob Costas, joins the show.

The manhunt for Gabby Petito’s boyfriend goes into overdrive. The FBI, police, sheriff’s departments and forensic scientists are hitting the road and cracking open their laptops across the country tracking Brian Laundrie.

Ashleigh Banfield discusses the manhunt with John Walsh, host of “In Pursuit With John Walsh” on the Investigation Discovery network. He joins the show for an update on the tips that are pouring in about the case.

Former NYPD detective Thomas Ruskin and former federal prosecutor Lis Wiehl, author of “The Hunt for the Unabomber,” talk about Laurie’s digital footprint.

Plus, there’s a live report on the case from NewsNation’s Brian Entin.

The FBI, police, sheriffs and scientists are hitting the road to search for Gabby Petito’s fiancé Brian Laundrie. John Walsh, former NYPD detective Thomas Ruskin and former federal prosecutor Lis Wiehl look at the latest, and how investigators are tracking Laurie's digital footprints.

Where could Brian Laundrie be hiding? An all-star panel including Elizabeth Vargas (�America�s Most Wanted�), Steve Helling (People Magazine) Jim Moret, (�Inside Edition�) and attorney Mark O�Mara weigh in.