russell williams: check. en interviewed like this. jim smyth: oh, no? keith morrison: williams sounds comfortable. his interrogator is detective sergeant jim smyth of the ontario provincial police. the detective tells the colonel about the continuing search for jessica lloyd. he is gracious, welcoming. jim smyth: all right. well, again, russell, i appreciate you coming in. an investigation like this, i mean, i'm sure you can appreciate it's been big news-- yeah. keith morrison: notice it's just russell, not colonel williams. and that's why we're here on a sunday afternoon. sure. so again, i appreciate it. keith morrison: ex-profiler craig ackley has watched the tape of the interrogation. he is impressed. the first thing he does, the detective, he gives russell williams the respect that russell williams believes he deserves. but he also places himself at the same level as somebody that russell williams can respect. sure. in other words, he is not subservient. so i want to explain-- keith morrison: then the dete

russell kirk before yesterday in the morning. so what they were arguing this provoked by the way william he had two big fans russell kirk william buckley and barry goldwater. everybody. all the rest of the republicans all thought it was kind of a crackpot. but the this provoked william f buckley to write an op ed for national review in which he argued that white people are genetically superior black people and that in order to maintain edmund burke idea and russell kirk's idea of order classes in society, it was necessary to maintain basically segregation. it's one of the more ignominy as pieces of the history of national review, which they don't like to talk about but. you can google it. it's easy to find, you know, william f buckley's article. so the argument was made by the people around kirk was that the middle class got too large america. i mean, this again, this is an echo the of the debate that was being had in england in the 17 from the 1700s through the early 20th century was the basically things would happen if the middle class got too large. number one young people would no longer their elders and society would go to hell as

russell as well. coming up, michelle williams is here talking about her return to broadway.he secret lives of mormon wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> tim allen and kat dennings in the new family comedy shifting gears. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning. we are getting reports of very heavy traffic in the santa cruz mountains. and that's because of the sig alert that we've been telling you about all morning long. still very heavy traffic. there was a big rig fire on northbound 17 after ama bridge road, and we still have the right lane that's shut down. and we have another graphic that shows you just what is going on here. traffic is barely moving from alta vista lane, so you can take some alternate routes such as summit road, old santa cruz highway or ama bridge road. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. meteorologist drew tums your accuweather forecast after the break. >> good morning, i'm cindy bigelow. i hope this morning you do something