paula newton is live in ottawa.k -- where did they get the helicopter? >> well, apparently a few miles away in a resort community in a skiing community, two suspects posed as tourists. when they got on the helicopter, they brandished a gun and said to the pilot, take us to this prison. and that is when people are describing that james bond moment. this helicopter hovered very close to the yard outside that prison. those two suspects hopped onboard the cables and they were whisked away, literally dangling from this helicopter as prison guards looked on. there are conflicting reports as to whether or not one of the suspects was shot in the leg. about 12 hours later it was all over as the two of the suspects went hiding in a wooded area. the police did find them. incredibly, as if this thing could get worse, one of suspects called into a montreal radio station. we can't confirm it was him saying, look, i just had to leave that prison. i don't want to hurt anyone. i don't want to go back there, i'll die if i have to go

paula newton is in ottawa. it does sound like something out of a movie. this has happened before, but never where you are. how did they pull it off? >> as you say the middle of broad daylight, two accomplices, allegedly told a helicopter pilot they wanted to go for a sightseeing tour over the mountains, fine, they went up in the helicopter. the pilot says within a few minutes he had a gun to his head and he was told, look, you land in this prison yard. and they did. two tables went down. the prisoners hung onto those cables for dear life and that's when the james bond moment suz anne was talking about, they were literally whisked up again into that mountain territory. police say there was nothing funny about what the suspects did after that. they were armed and dangerous. they came out shooting when they were able to track down the helicopter and getaway car. thankfully it was over in about 12 hours. both suspects and two accomplices should be in court in a few minutes now. and now some of them charged with attempted murder and obviously hijacking that he

we've got paula newton in ottawa. it's hard to believe no one was killed here.her and also high speed involved in the chain reaction. tell us more. >> you're dealing with zero visibility, and basically there wasn't a highway here. this was a skating rink. what ended up happening was they had a 100-vehicle pileup. he said 100 people injured. they had to send buses to this area to triage people in order to make sure they could be treated on the scene. i'm sure this helped keep down the number of vehicles. if you can imagine in the middle of i guess it's a spring blizzard having to go car to car on that highway looking for people that were injured or in trouble. believe me it's been a bad, bad day throughout western canada. they were lucky, i mean the city is still trying to clean up today. they say it is basically wreckage strewn all over this highway. it will take them days to clean up but they are thankful that only one seems to have been seriously injured. i think i speak for a lot of people from the rockies to the east coast, u.s. to canada, will be happy to s

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. >> i'm paula newton in montreal quebec, the home providence of canadian contender marc ouellet. that makes him very important to some looking for change and growth in the catholic church, but he is not a reform candidate. he has very conservative views of ordaining women, about abortion, about same-sex marriage and for that reason he may be seen as a steady hand and someone who would be capable of ushering in reform, but mind you, at a very, very slow pace. many here believe that he would be a good candidate. others believe he would be controversial and in what is the most liberal places in north america, this would be a very conservative choice. >> i'm shasta darlington in sao paulo where excitement is growing over the possibility that the next pope could be brazilian cardinal odilo pedro scherer. some of the points in his favor include the fact that he's a pastoral pope in the world's biggest catholic country and yet he also has experience in the vatican bureaucracy, working against him are his age. he's relatively young, 63 years old and experts feel that the roman curia coul