. >> reporter: as chief executive officer karen lee explains, human services is part manufacturer, part training center and 100% the home of second chances >> our motto is a chance for change. it has-- it has been that way for 15 years. >> reporter: she discovered that while a large percentage of the people are hearing impaired, many of them were having a difficult time getting a job anywhere else. >> oftentimes if you can check that box, the employer just takes that application and puts it in the trash. they don't look at it. we can tell our clients that the employer is not going to put your application in the trash. they're actually going to look at it. then our client has hope that they will have the opportunity to tell the story and get that job. >> anybody feel beat up about this process of looking for work? >> reporter: this man will tell you it is not that simple >> is it an automatic entry that you will get that job? no. you still have to be qualified that you're the best candidate. what it is designed to do is to get your foot in the door so they have a chance to consider you b

karen: spike lee' s films never really followed the hollywood formula. they' ve you' re often wonder action or the other, and this film is certainly a part of that path for mr. lee. michael: as i was sitting watching the film, i thought it was accommodation of "malcolm x," "school daze," "jungle fever," and " do the right thing" all in one. there is controversy over to realizing violence in chicago. i' ve seen interviews with spike where he accepts that people see it that way but it is his story. karen: there have been stories chicago and many chicagoa ns are not happy with the movie because they think it unfairly retraced the city, but news reports are not painting chicago in the best light. you are in contact with the naacp there. michael: we are constantly talking with the national office and boots on the ground there. folks feel like this is the moment. i would compare these instance -- incidents and whether it is baltimore, ferguson, chicago, extinct, dormant, or active good right now in chicago we have an active volcano. folks are wanting to challe

but as karen lee shows us...the pair end up rescuing each other. t's only been three days but 10-year-old tianna and her that binds them? the fact they're "different." "carmella just knew that my daughter needed her." she suspects the pitbull rescue spent most of her young life crammed in a tiny crate and that's why her two front legs jut out and she has a spinal problem. roberto cared for carmella almost a year because no one else wanted her. "people would comment everyday on how gorgeous she was and as soon as they heard about her legs, her handicap, they lost interest immediately." then came along 10- year-old tianna. "i wanted a disabled dog." lot right now." it's been an agonizing year for tianna and her twin sister, gianna. gianna is autistic. tianna is legally blind and has had eight operations. "especially this year, now the children are noticing that other children are different from them. for he to constantly feel lonely, it breaks my heart as a now needed and loved and the different little girl is learning different is okay. more "she's

but as karen lee shows us...thee pair end up rescuing each other. t's only been three days but 10-year-old tianna and her pitbull, carmella, belong to each other. the christmas ribbon that binds them? the fact they're "different." "carmell just knew that my daughter needed her." rescue spent most of her young life crammed in a tiny crate and that's why her two front legs jut out and she has a spinal problem. roberto cared for carmella almost a year because no one else wanted her. "people would comment everyday on how gorgeous she was and as soon as they heard about her legs, her handicap, theyyost intereet immediatelyy then came along 10- year-old tianna. "i wanted a disabled dog." we asked her why. "she's coming to terms with a lot right now." it's been an agizing year for tianna and her twin sister, gianna. gianna is autistic. tianna is legally blind and has had eight operations. "especially this year, now the children are noticing that other children are different from them. for her toconstantly feel lonely, it breaks my heart as a parent and the

reporter karen lee has more on their friendship. "it's only been three days but 10-year-old tianna and her pitbull, carmella, belong to each other. the christmas ribbon that binds them? the fact they're "different." dana polito- corry/mother) "carmella just knew that my daughter needed her." carmella was fostered by sandy roberto. she suspects the pitbull l scue spent most of her yog crate and that's why her two front legs jut out and she has a spinal problem. roberto cared for carmella almost a year because no one else wanted her. ( sandy roberto) "people would comment everyday on how gorgeous she was and as soon as they heard about her legs, her handicap, they lost interest immediately." then came along 10- yeararld tianna. (tiana) "i wantetea disabled dog." asked her why. (dana polito- corry/mother) "she's coming to right now." year for tianna and her twin sister, gianna. gianna is autistic. tianna is legally blind and has had eight operations. ( dana polito- corry/mother) "especially this year, now the children are noticing that

karen lee has the story of an unusual bond in which a child and a dog apparently rescued each other.t has only been three days but ten year-old tiana and her pit bull carmela belonged to each other. the ribbon that bind them the fact that they are different. >> carmela just knew that my daughter needed her. >> reporter: she was fostered by sandy roberto, she suspect the pit bull spent mess of her young life crammed in the create and that is why her two front legs jut out and she has a spinal problem. roberto cared for carmelo almost a year because in one wanted here. >> people would comment how gorgeous she was. when they heard about her legs and handicapped, they lost interest immediately. >> reporter: then came along ten year-old tiana. we asked her why. >> she's determined right now. >> reporter: it has been a agonizing year for tiana and her twin sister, one is autistic, one legally brian and has had eight operations. >> especially this year the children are noticing that other children are different from them. for her to feel lonely breaks my heart as a parent and then to find t

overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee, your traders are dan, brian, karen and guy adami. tonight on "fast," oil below $40 a barrel as opec will not cut production. who is winning the oil war now. we have the details. >>> and the yahoo board meeting coming to an end and a shareholder holding $75 million worth of stock. he's not happy. why he has lost all confidence in the board. >>> and later, chipolte hitting a new year-to-date low after the company cut the guidelines and why one analyst thinks it might be more of a problem than you think. >>> but one of the craziest, stunning days on the year on wall street. after commenting from mario draghi, sending stocks soaring, the dow up more than 350 points. and it was stocks, gold, bonds and so if you are an investor looking at this market right now. what do you do? guy? >> i think the bond market still wants to go higher. in other words yields want to go down. the dollar rally despite what we saw yesterday is still in tact. the gold move, although long in the tooth, might have a couple more days in it despite i think the dollar

lee, eyewitness news. >> our thanks to greg for that. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm erin o'hearn.ght on fyi philly. this is so cheerful! >> it's a celebration of the holidays! >> they are just so beautiful and bright. >> we'll have some last minute shopping ideas for you. >> it's really becoming a holiday tradition. >> and lots of fun things to do in the city and the suburbs. >> merry christmas! >> plus we get a recipe from rachael ray. >> oh, yeah! >> and visit some restaurants perfect for last minute holiday dining. >> hi everyone and happy holidays! >> we are at peddler's village in lehaska, pa. >> a perfect one-stop shopping place to knock off everyone on your list. >> if you're looking for a place in the city, there are 2 outdoor markets, this year >> one offering an old world taste of europe. >> the other all made in philly artisans.

lee. your traders are tim, dan, karen and guy adami. tonight on "fast," positioning for profits into 2016. the two dow dogs that are ready to rip higher and bring you gains into the new year. and the names might surprise you. and the force is breaking records but disney stock is in free fall. could the star wars fade be the perfect time to buy the stock. >>> and don't look now but gold is on the first three years of back to back losses since 1998. but the kmod said not so far. but the bear market in gold is over says our analyst. >>> tonight there are only 7.5 trading days left this year so we are shopping for the best buys heading into the new year. do you put more money into the names working or buy a loser at this point. gee? >> i'm a believer when you put money into things that were working. losers were losers for a reason. and few play catch-up into the next year. and the defense stocks, lockheed martin sold off since the all-time high a few weeks ago. but with a 3% dividend in a good valuation and the tail wind the space has behin

lee. your traders are dan, david, karen and guy adami. tonight on "fast," nike surging and we'll hear from the ceo. and the one stock getting crushed by nike's success. >>> and what do disney, apple and amazon all have in common. the answer could have major implications for your portfolio. we'll explain in a "fast money" report. >>> and later chipolte is in full-blown crisis mode as they battle the e-coli outbreak. could this stump the growth investors were banking on. >>> and first the head-scratching rally in the market. up 200 points at the highs and here is what made it so interesting. the names that led the rally, like caterpillar, ibm and walmart. check out go-pro, twitter and 3-d systems catching the bid here. is this the dash for trash. do you buy the trashing names into the end of the year. guy, what do you say. >> this is a quick trade. whole foods markets up huge. abercrombie and fitch off a huge move up again today. so is there still room on the upside? probably yeah, because the shorts are still covering and people absolutely

lee. your traders are dan, david, karen and guy adami. tonight on "fast," nike surging and we'll hear from the ceo. and the one stock getting crushed by nike's success. >>> and what do disney, apple and amazon all have in common. the answer could have major implications for your portfolio. we'll explain in a "fast money" report. >>> and later chipolte is in full-blown crisis mode as they battle the e-coli outbreak. could this stump the growth investors were banking on. >>> and first the head-scratching rally in the market. up 200 points at the highs and here is what

lee. your traders are tim, dan, karen and guy adami.ht on "fast," positioning for profits into 2016. the two dow dogs that are ready to rip higher and bring you gains into the new year. and the names might surprise you. and the force is breaking records but disney stock is in free fall. could the star wars fade be the perfect time to buy the stock. >>> and don't look now but gold is on the first three years of back to back losses since 1998. but the kmod said not so far. but the bear market in

overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee, your traders are dan, brian, karen and guy adami.ast," oil below $40 a barrel as opec will not cut production. who is winning the oil war now. we have the details. >>> and the yahoo board meeting coming to an end and a shareholder holding $75 million worth of stock. he's not happy. why he has lost all confidence in the board. >>> and later, chipolte hitting a new year-to-date low after the company cut the guidelines and why one analyst thinks it might be more of a problem than you think. >>> but one of the

lee, we'll hand it right over to you guys. >> thanks so much, kelly. "fast money" starts right now. traders on the desk are tim seymour, dan nathan, karen, and guy adami. we will hear from the man who has predicted some of the biggest market moves of our time, from the flash crash this summer to the massive october rally. jp morgan has had a quantitative strategy. joins "fast money" for his first tv interview in years. plus, finding danger in the herd mentality, and if yellen is about to send investors heading for the hills. it could be one of the biggest beneficiaries from the force. will "star wars" send imax rocketing higher? how is the company gearing up for the biggest movie release in years? the ceo of imax joins us live. >>> but first, we are now just hours away from the biggest fed decision in nearly a deck indicate. the dow closing higher by 156 points. oil higher by more than 2%. first, what happens at 2:00 p.m. when the decision crosses tomorrow, and two, what are you trading? we're going to start with the consensus here. the fed raises 25 basis points. and we get a dovish statement. what happens to the markets? >> i think th

lee, we'll hand it right over to you guys. >> thanks so much, kelly. "fast money" starts right now. traders on the desk are tim seymour, dan nathan, karenand guy adami. we will hear from the man who has predicted some of the biggest market moves of our time, from the flash crash this summer to the massive october rally. jp morgan has had a quantitative strategy. joins "fast money" for his first tv interview in years. plus, finding danger in the herd mentality, and if yellen is about to send investors heading for the hills. it could be one of the biggest beneficiaries from the force. will "star wars" send imax rocketing higher? how is the company g

lee: absolutely. thank you, congressman farr. i'd like to yield now to congresswoman karen bass, who has been a great leader for many, many years, i mean, in the day i say, congresswoman bass was really very clear on why we needed normal relations and should have normal relations between our country and the united states and it's in our own national interest to do that and he certainly knows that and has been before a lot of people, very involved in ending the embargo. congresswoman bass. ms. bass: thank you very much, congresswoman lee. i want to applaud your leadership and the leadership of congressman farr. we will miss him as this is his last session in congress. but for years you have worked to have normal relations between the united states and cuba. and although i've only been here for five years, i know that you've put in many, many years working to see that our two nations cooperated. it's really amazing, if you think that we're only 90 miles away and where else is there in the world where we have two countries that are so close but yet we've not really been able t