:23:03
- Is... What's wrong?
- Nothing, I just...
:23:06
- What's wrong?
- I-- I just...
:23:08
sometimes Columbine bothers me.
I'll be fine. Just a minute.
:23:12
- That's okay, that's okay.
- Um...
:23:18
There...
there's something, um...
:23:23
something overwhelming about
that kind of... viciousness,
:23:29
that kind of predatory action,
that kind of indiscriminate, uh,
:23:36
killing.
:23:40
World's Largest Weapons Maker
:23:43
- This facility,
where we're located right now...
:23:45
Evan McCollum
Lockheed Martin Public Relations
:23:48
and two other major facilities
where our employees work
:23:50
are either in
or very near Littleton.
:23:52
So we have over 5,000 employees
at these facilities,
:23:56
quite a number of whom
live in Littleton,
:23:59
many of whom have children who
attend Columbine High School.
:24:02
I suppose in one way you could
say that what happened
:24:05
at Columbine High School
is a microcosm, uh...
:24:07
of what happens
throughout the world.
:24:10
- You know the signs
that we see around here,
:24:13
the ones that say:
"We Are Columbine,"
:24:15
is that how you,
Lockheed Martin, feels,
:24:18
that you're the biggest employer
here in Littleton,
:24:20
you're the biggest weapons-
maker? "We Are Columbine."
:24:22
- I think we probably
embody that spirit,
:24:25
that, yeah, we're all members
of this community
:24:27
and that it behoves us to help
one another and to reach out
:24:30
to assist one another, yeah.
:24:32
- He told us that no one
in Littleton,
:24:34
including the executives
:24:35
at Lockheed, could figure out
why the boys at Columbine
:24:39
had resorted to violence.
:24:40
- Why would kids do this?
:24:42
Uh, some of the root of that
probably has to do
:24:47
with their anger
about various issues
:24:50
and we became aware of a program
:24:53
that provides
anger-management training.
:24:54
And so we made
a $100,000 contribution
:24:58
to the Jefferson County schools
to use this training