A new jobs program for people trapped in unemployment  The
chances of finding a job are grim for the four million long term
unemployed in the U.S., but Joe Carbone is looking to change
that in his Connecticut town.  Meet the new underclass -- the
four million Americans who have been unemployed for more than a
year. With every additional week out of work, their chances of
finding a job dwindle. It turns out that many employers don't
want to hire the currently unemployed. Enter Joe Carbone , who
is determined to return the American dream to the long-term
unemployed in Connecticut. And he's succeeding, one job at a
time. How's Carbone doing it? Scott Pelley reports.  The
following script is from "Trapped in Unemployment" which aired
on Feb. 19, 2012. Scott Pelley is the correspondent. Henry
Schuster and Rachael Kun, producers.  We've seen some
improvement in the job market lately. But there's something
stubborn about unemployment. Never in the last 60 years has the
length of joblessness been this long. Four mill