Opening Bell: January 4, 2018

Intel's CEO in the crosshairs after news he sold $24 million worth of stock after the company learned of a security flaw in its flagship product. Plus Tesla only delivered 1,550 Model 3s in the fourth quarter, well below estimates. Plus the eastern U.S. is getting hammered by the "bomb cyclone." We break down the science behind this historic storm. And drama is heating up in Washington, after the president lashed out against Steve Bannon and former campaign manager Paul Manafort sued FBI special counsel Robert Mueller. We get you the latest details.

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