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We're here live outside the Warbucks Industries warehouse in Queens, site of today's massive drone launch.

What's happening?

Adam?

Burbass!

No!

Look out! Fans delighted as Annie Warbux took to the stage for a rare musical performance.

But when one of her father's delivery drones went off course, the event nearly went from celebration to tragedy.

And now people are asking questions, not only about the incident, but about the safety of the Warbucks drone technology.

Senator Arlen Jeffries has called for an immediate investigation.

My daughter was in the crowd today.

What if one of these rogue drones had dive-bombed the audience. What if they come crashing through your window

next, Melissa? Is any of us safe? I warned Oliver Warbucks, and now he's nowhere to be found.

Makes you wonder. Devon Tech founder and CEO Vanita Devon was also in attendance.

Though she's a frequent rival of Oliver Warbucks, Devon is urging caution.

I'm not one to throw around baseless accusations.

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