Why Teslas See Ghosts in Cemeteries

Hour 4 (9.17) Drive a Tesla through a cemetery at night and the screen fills with pedestrians who aren't there. Plus: a $50K bronze Jesus cut off at the feet, and Paramount's moving trucks.  9:05 — ABC7 airborne photojournalist Chris Cristi talks about losing his friends in the NewsChopper4 crash in Chatsworth, and about LA's small, tight-knit news helicopter community.  9:20 — Santa Ana police are hunting for a $50,000 bronze Jesus stolen from Christ Our Savior Catholic Church. The thieves cut it off at the feet with a power tool, and police worry it's headed for a scrap-metal melt. Plus, the Dodgers win the NL West for the 13th time in 14 years, and the Braves tiebreaker that makes the No. 2 seed race matter. And the parking habit Conway has kept for 50 years, and the dents and nasty notes it's earned him.  9:35 — Paramount tells Mayor Bass and AG Rob Bonta it's preparing to leave California after more than 100 years, as the state's antitrust suit stalls its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger. We look at what it means for Hollywood jobs.  9:50 — Tesla's cameras mistake headstones, statues, and flower arrangements for people, and the car's screen fills with "ghosts." It's called See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.