. >> there is justin beeber receiving a new stylish karma. >> we want to make sure you love cars andyou're looking environmentally friendly. >> this is a super sleek luxury car that runs on gas and electricity and sports a celebrity-style sticker price. this is the most-expensive car consumer reports ever tested. and it had to be towed away. it was clear this does a lot well. the ride and handling are solid. the testers... found problems. >> the controls here are a nightmare. and this isn't what you'd expect. >> and how efficiently does it get you down the road? when driving on electric power you'll get 66 miles per gallon. but range is only 38 miles wh. driving on a gas engine you'll get 2 to miles per gallon. >> if you want an electric vehicle and no one planning to get you one on your birthday. and at $40,000 it delivers 99 gallons on electric power and 32 miles per gal on on gas. if you're looking for another vehicle, consumer reports says consider toyota prius. it won't give you super high mileage, it delivers about 44 miles per gallon and costs about $26,000. >> and very good.

. >> and there is justin beeber there to perform his new song "as long as you love me".onight a huge line up starting at 8:00 with season four premier of "the middle" followed by "modern family" at 9:00, then, "the neighbors". >> the story that's are coming down the road are just hysterical. they have never left so for more news and interviews go to otrc.com. >> just ahead san francisco prepares for regatta race autos and a deal reached after that encounter between protestors and police. up next pepper spray settlement. >> and there is a growing problem worrying officials and grossing out visitors. áñ >>> happening now a $1 million settlement for uc davis protestors and the university of california will pay the legal fees and $30,000 in tajs to each of the to 1 people who were pepper sprayed at point blank range. the chancellor will write a formal apology letter to each protestor. >> this is when we're happy with the settlement and this tells us they're held accountable for action autos protestors claiming officers used excessive force and a court still needs to approve