companies blame a record number of job openings on a skills mismatch. there are record number of open jobs in america, also in manufacturing. the white house says apprenticeships close that gap. the executive order does two things, it shifts program oversight from the labor department to companies and unions. they already pay the bulk of the costs. but the order also doubles federal support to $200 million each year. that's a stark contrast to the president's budget, his budget slashes more than a billion dollars from all work training programs, which experts like former labor secretary robert rish says is a problem. >> apprenticeship is a small slice of the larger issue of workplace training and young people getting the kind of experience they need and we've got to spend money on it. you can't do it on the cheap. >> corporate groups argue apprenticeships can lead to good-paying jobs. only 500,000 americans are in such programs. jurors in the bill cosby