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Gordon Reeve: About 7 O'clock that night, Bill Collins call the newsroom.Ms. Wodjack: Did you know who he was?Gordon Reeve: Sure. After the trademark closing, Collins all over the airwaves giving speeches. A lot of people knew who he was.Ms. Wodjack: What did Mr. Collins say on the phone?Gordon Reeve: He said he was going to set himself on fire in front of the trademark building, to protest American jobs going overseas. He said send a camera.Ms. Wodjack: What did you do?Gordon Reeve: First I called the police, then I told my Station Manager Eric Simms and he said cover it.Ms. Wodjack: What happened when you got to the trademark building?Ms. Wodjack: I didn't see anything at first. But, uh, soon as I sat down my equipment, Collins walk down the alley carrying can of gasoline stood on the sidewalk, he said he's going to kill himself. I ask him why. He said, "Turn on the camera. And I'll tell you."Ms. Wodjack: What happened next?Gordon Reeve: I did what he said. I was, um, expecting the cops to show.Ms. Wodjack: What happened after you began rolling the camera?Gordon Reeve: Collins made a speech, pour gasoline on himself, and then he lit a match.Ms. Wodjack: You have no regrets about your actions that day?Gordon Reeve: Do I to second guess myself? Sure. I feel for Bill Collins and his family, but who's to say that he died in vain, after what he did, trademark scratch plans to close that Anaheim plant.Melina Paros: Objection, speculation.Judge Richard Lobel: Sustained.Ms. Wodjack: Mr. Reeve, do you feel responsible for Bill Collins' death?Gordon Reeve: Over 19 years as cameraman, I've seen a lot of tragedy, I've seen, uh, soldiers blown up by grenades, I've seen, uh, children starving. [sighs] I - I just photographed these things, I don't cause them.Ms. Wodjack: Thank you. Nothing further, Your Honor.

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