ALLEN: Volkswagen's supervisory board will meet Friday to appoint a new chief executive. The German automaker has reportedly picked Mattias Mueller. Martin Winterkorn stepped down on Wednesday. Mueller is currently the head of Porsche, Volkswagen's sports car brand. That's him there. Volkswagen admits it manipulated emissions tests in as many as 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide. The company is facing pressure to identify who is responsible. And there are also expected to be penalties against them as well. The new iPhone 6S from Apple comes out today, but buyer beware, a bogus version has already hit the streets in China. It looks like the iPhone 6S right down to the rose-gold color and the packaging. At $91, the fake is one-tenth of the cost, though.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translation): Many people, especially ones in their 20s and 30s really like Apple. The Apple logo attracts them. When they see a shop selling Apple, they will go inside. And if they don't sell Apple, maybe they won't go in. Even if the shop doesn't sell real Apple products, they think getting a pilot or refurbished one is not bad any way. They think they have face and face is very important for many people.</s>ALLEN: Face more than the real thing. I'm not so sure about that. In Sydney, Australia, Apple fans, including a robot, lined up in the rain to buy the real deal. The tele-presence robot, operated by Lucy Kelly, managed to get her new iPhone. Lucy, by the way, was able to carry on with her day thanks to her stand-in, the robot, which bought the phone. OK. We'll have to look into more of that. Imagine a car so fast it takes an air force pilot to operate it. The Blood Hound SSC is going on display in London this weekend. We'll have more about that in our next hour. Thank you for watching this hour. I'm Natalie Allen. I'll be back with George Howell for another hour of CNN NEWSROOM right after this.
Fake IPhone 6S Sold in China.