Opening Bell: December 5, 2017

The Long and the Short: Top trading tips, powered by TradeStation. On Opening Bell, Facebook reportedly aims to spend a "few billion dollars" on streaming sports, New York Attorney General calls for delay on net neutrality vote, and Nissan plans March test for robo-taxis in Japan. We're joined by Rare Media's Rare America, Democratic Coalition Against Trump, Curiosity, Popular Science, and more.

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