Serious question, Pamela.

I'm ready, Rye.

Would you rather wrestle a kangaroo or be lost in New York like Kevin from the Home Alone movies?

Well, I certainly don't ever want to wrestle a kangaroo.

I thought you'd say that, so I might know a way for you to relive a Home Alone movie.

Okay, I'm all ears.

I'm Pamela Kirkland.

And I'm Ryan Willard. It's Tuesday, December 12th.

This is 10 Things You Need to Know.

Happy Tuesday, Tenors. We've got a lot to cover this week, so let's hop right in.

First up, Durham Regional Police Service received an unusual call from a member of the public

claiming they had seen a kangaroo hopping around Osawa Canada. Sure enough, a kangaroo on the run had

escaped while being transferred between zoos. Officers were soon dispatched to safely capture the animal

and briefed to grab it by its tail as the best way to subdue the kangaroo. Officers were able to grab the female

kangaroo, but she didn't go down without a fight. After punching one of the officers in the face,

the kangaroo peacefully surrendered and was put into a canine kennel where she was transferred

back to the zoo.

From one rescue to another, the Pacific Northwest was left under flooded waters after a massive atmospheric river storm drenched the region.

Last Wednesday, the storm brought record rains and caused widespread river flooding that prompted

several dangerous rescues, including a man who was rescued by the Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue

crew from the Skycomish River, which is also known for Whitewater Rafton. They found him in the evening

in a small aluminum boat without paddles or a headlamp.

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