here with more is cbs's homeland security correspondent nicole sganga. a quick overview, nicole, of who was already fired. >> reporter: i've heard from over a dozen fired cisa employe. threat hunters, personnel with top security clearances, and disabled veterans. one of the 130 employees fired that i spoke with, kelly shaw, she was among the first recorded by dhs's cyber talent hiring program. the program called ctms took seven years to stand up. its whole goal was to recruit world-class cyber talent and despite being in her 15th year of government service, kelly who was a former intelligence analyst for the u.s. navy, was fired because the program that recruited her to cisa came with a three-year probationary period. she was just months away from that. >> john: in addition to the firing, cisa is looking at their work protecting with elections. what's that all about? >> reporter: the acting director of cisa has launched an investigation into a program, every program and official that touches u.s. elections, election security space plus mis-, dis- and mali

nicole sganga has more. >> reporter: inside this gathering of hundreds of sheriffs, president trump's to the overseers of the nation's local prisons and jails. >> the sheriffs in the room, we need your bed space. we need that force multiplier. >> reporter: with i.c.e. facilities now over capacity nationwide, officials are appealing to local law enforcement, an effort to more than double their detention beds. we sat down with four sheriffs from four very different places. sheriff kieran donahue, sheriff candy fathauery, sheriff morgan and sheriffish bino bennie martinez. >> i feel like i'm on a crowded lake. >> i've been overcrowded. i need a new jail. >> reporter: so you hear the white house border czar say we need your detention beds. what goes through your mind? >> i don't have any. >> reporter: top officials met this month to brainstorm the expansion of a post-9/11 program, one that allows deputies and officers nationwide to partner with i.c.e., helping to investigate and detain more noncitizens. can you afford to have any of your personnel deputized as immigration officers? >> no,

our nicole sganga speaks to local sheriffs about how the administration is asking them to help with the the challenges they face. >> plus food reviews are all the rage right now. helping us choose where to eat and what to actually eat. but the game is changing. because of social media. vlad chowed down with an award-winning food critic and one popular food influencer duo to see how food reviews have evolved over the careers. >>> and actor damon wayans jr. is here to talk about the hit cbs comedy "papa's house." and why he says audiences are connecting with the on screen family. we'll have everything you need to know and of course more on the show. we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right. about 13 minutes from now. nate. see you soon. >>> now a live look outside on this wednesday morning. from our salesforce cam looking over towards the bay bridge and you can see it's a little crowded for folks working their way over into the city but you can also see that it's dry. and you know we're going to have another round of rain starting tomorrow but it's a little bit easier to handle right when it c