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carter evans, cbs news. malibu. >> john: now here are hree things to know.sles outbreak in west texas has doubled this week to at least 48 confirmed cases. health officials say most cases are in school-aged children, all have either not been vaccinated against measles or their vaccination status is unknown. 13 patients have been treated in hospitals. philadelphia was a sea of green as an estimated 1 million people celebrated the eagles super bowl victory. the players took turns hoisting the vince lombardi trophy and mvp quarterback jalen hurts fired up the crowd atop the steps of the museum of art which was made famous in the movie "rocky." when you see an ancient egyptian sarcophagus, you probably aren't anxious to find out how it smells in there, but researchers in london tested the air molecules from the stone coffins and one describe the order as pleasant. from the oils, waxes, and balms used to preserve the bodies of deceased nobility. the scents had hints of woody spicy, and floral notes sounding like an expensive bourbon. with the links between aromas

cbs's carter evans is in l.a.'sades neighborhood. >> reporter: rain would normally be a welcome relief for fire-ravaged southern california but this could be a nightmare on top of a neighborhood. it's only been a month since the devastating wildfires tore through altadena, pacific palisades and malibu. now with warnings of heavy rain triggering mudslides crews have raced to put sandbags in all the fire zones. in malibu the first sign of trouble, rocks starting to tumble down. i am surrounded by bare hillsides right now. practically no vegetation to hold the dirt in place. they prepositioned some heavy equipment. and look at this. a home spared by the fire. now they're just trying to protect it from the mud. evacuation warnings are now in place for communities next to the burn scars, including along pacific coast highway, where we met chloe castillo with cal fire. >> i don't know. i look up at that, and it's scary. >> it's definitely scary, and it's scary for the residents that live up there. the fire came and then