brook silva-braga for cbs news, new york. >>> here's a throwback. a japanese company says it's the last world vcr manufacturer and says it will stop producing the machines this month. it first started making vcrs in 1983. at one point it was selling 15 million units a year. huh changed when dvds, blu-ray and streaming video came along. >>> here's one woman that never goes out of style, wonder would. the u.s. postal service is celebrating the iconic female superhero by releasing four stamps in her honor this fall. she will be 75. >>> time for the look at the forecast. here's roberta. >> reporter: from our kpix 5 studios, good afternoon, everybody. today what a difference a day makes to earlier burnoff, right there in the east bay, looking out towards diablo we have the abundance of sunshine and we are heating up in our inland areas. and when the temperature rises, the humidity will go down. so very dry day around the bay area away from the bay. coastal areas you have some partly sunny skies slated for this afternoon. otherwise, blue skies currently a

brook silva braga tested it. >> reporter: the robots invading this room aren't actually there.ng a microsoft holo lens as i did recently. microsoft calls it mixed reality. the headset maps its environment and lets you add 3d images. so this is the difference between virtual reality and mixed reality? >> in virtual reality, you're essentially cut off from the real world. with holman which is an example of reality technology you can see the real world and we are mixing digital assets and holograms in this case on top of the world. >> reporter: ben reed, director of the lens, filled a hotel room for us with examples of the technology's promise. >> you can turn any room in your house into a big screen tv. >> reporter: but you can't buy holo lens. for the next couple of years, the $3 thousand dollar headset is only available to software developers. microsoft hope they will let retailers map out their store and engineers design vehicles and medical students learn anatomy. >> drag my finger and actually extend the size of the swatch. >> reporter: similar tech is driving google's tango

as brooks silva-braga reports, it is unclear who is running the country. >> reporter: attempted crew by element of the turkish military led to a night of chaos and violence. tanks earned ised the istanbul airport, bridges connecting the city were shut down. >> shooting. >> reporter: early saturday morning president erdogan who had been on vacation managed to return and said plotters would pay a heavy price for their treason. erdogan is a controversial figure seen as a awe thorough tear yan but fearsly supported by others. it was unclear how much military had revolted but group portrayed themselves as lynn raters writing they act todd reinstall constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms. the white house released a statement saying that the president and secretary of state john kerry agreed that all parties in turkey should support the democratically elect government. large crowd gathered in to the early morning, some cheering, and others denouncing, a night that left turkey in uncertain hand. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have learned there is