Riding into the new gold rush - WEB EXTRA

July 3, 2012 10:00 AM

As many communities around the U.S. struggle with high unemployment many are finding new found success and hope in America's new gold rush. A few of the new workers travel from communities that currently struggle with unemployment---places like Kalispell and Shelby, Montana. Here's how they deal with traveling to the new oil boom.

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