emily: pat, katie kevin, cory johnson. thank you always.n today's attention of drive, uber has indeed carnegie mellon's robotics lab poaching 50 employees from software developers to high-level executives, all of this according to the verge. in february, uber and carnegie melon announced a strategic partnership. uber set up shop next door to them. uber is moving into the advanced technology center. it looks like that partnership may have been a job fair. we reached out to uber for comment and have not heard back yet. up next, meet jeff bezos's new shadow. we will take about the elite job and in the woman who is filling the role. ♪ emily: a developing story we are tracking today. senator rand paul protesting a renewal of the patriot act. is it all for show? the senate has not taken up the bill yet. it technically is not a filibuster. they are set to vote tomorrow on legislation that prohibits the nsa from collecting phone records in bulk. to a big shift at amazon. for the first time, jeff basis is right hand band is a woman. renz was named a

kevin: all right, pat, katie kevin you're sticking with us.ory johnson, our editor at large, thank you always. in today's edition of drive,uber has apparently emptied carnegie mellon's robotics laboratory according to "the verge." they announced a strategic partnership to work on self driving cars, remember? they even set up shop at the robotics center where they shared a parking lot. four months later they are moving into what they called the advanced technologies center one mile down the road. that partnership looks like it may have been more of a job fair , according to "the verge." we reached out to uber for comment but have not heard back yet. here about the woman who's feeling this elite role? next. -- filling out this elite role? next. ♪ >> alley, emily, emily? emily: senator rand paul protesting a possible renewal of the patriot act. but is -- but is it all for show? it technically is in the filibuster, the senate is set to vote tomorrow on legislation that prohibits the nsa from collecting phone records in bulk, but it were news provi