demonstration for china's leaders of exactly why the country needs to be more self-sufficient in technology chris lane a telecom analyst in hong kong with sanford c. bernstein believes that china now has the resolve to whip its semiconductor business into world leading shape even if it takes a decade to do so quote they're going to pour billions of dollars into preventing this from ever happening again he said in the long run strategically this might be worse for the us than the current situation so he's going to force china into the arms of iran forcing germany into the arms of russia so he's creating a multi-polar world which means a multi currency world which means block change but calling world the biggest loser is the us dollar in america yet in this case of course the u.s. corporations have benefited from the semiconductor business that needs microchips from here so it's helped us manufacturers the u.s. companies u.s. employees now he's forcing. out a business or is trying to bring them back into business but he was forced out of business because he couldn't you. u.s. parts but remember there ar

country needs to be more self-sufficient and technology chris lane a telecom analyst in hong kong with sanford c. bernstein believes that china now has the resolve to whip semiconductor business into world leading shape even if it takes a decade to do so quote they're going to pour billions of dollars into preventing this from ever happening again he said in the long run strategically this might be worse for the us than the current situation so he's going to force china into the arms of iran force and germany into the arms of russia so he's treading a multi-polar world which means a multi currency world which means block change because world the biggest loser is the us dollar in america yet in this case of course the us corporations have benefited from the semiconductor business that needs microchips from here so it's helped us manufacturers the u.s. companies u.s. employees now he's forcing. out a business or is trying to bring them back into business but he was forced them out of business because you couldn't u.s. parts but remember there are many many other nations the world and the

demonstration for china's leaders of exactly why the country needs to be more self-sufficient in technology chris lane a telecom analyst in hong kong with sanford c. bernstein believes that china now has the resolve to whip its semiconductor business into world leading shape even if it takes a decade to do so quote they're going to pour billions of dollars into preventing this from ever happening again he said in the long run strategically this might be worse for the us than the current situation so he's going to force china into the arms of iran force and germany into the arms of russia so he's creating a multi-polar world which means a multi currency world which means block change but calling world the biggest loser is the us dollar in america yet in this case of course the u.s. corporations have benefited from the semiconductor business that needs microchips from here so it's helped us manufacturers the u.s. companies u.s. employees now he's forcing. out a business or is trying to bring them back into business but he was forced out of business because he couldn't you. u.s. parts but remember there

for china's leaders of exactly why the country needs to be more self-sufficient and technology chris lane a telecom analyst in hong kong with sanford c. bernstein believes that china now has the resolve to whip its semiconductor business into world leading shape even if it takes a decade to do so quote they're going to pour billions of dollars into preventing this from ever happening again he said in the long run strategically this might be worse for the us than the current situation so he's going to force china into the arms of iran force and germany into the arms of russia so he's treading a multi-polar world which means a multi currency world which means block shame because the world the biggest loser is the us dollar in america yet in this case of course the us corporations have benefited from the semiconductor business that needs microchips from here so it's helped us manufacturers the u.s. companies u.s. employees now he's forcing. out a business or is trying to bring them back into business but he was forced out of business because he couldn't you. yeah u.s. parts but remember ther

so this is where they're able to keep their lanes pretty separate, chris. >> let's go back to the other lane, all about what happened with this deal -- these deals that michael cohen made, the washington post added more deta detail. it wasn't just for insight, but specifically to provide advice on the merger. you do wonder exactly what those words mean and i guess there is a big question also does it change things for cohen or this white house? >> well, if he's providing advice, we have two options here. one, he's an expert at antitrust law or, two, he's an expert in trump. >> number one, okay. >> right, he's an expert in trump. so that means he was hired specifically for his access to trump. we don't have any recordings at this time or transcripts of what may have transpired between the president and michael cohen, but that is the whole premise for this relationship. what were his services? under u.s. ethics laws, you don't actually have to register as a lobbyist unless you have lobbied two or more government officials. that does not make it ethical. if michael cohen was lobbying for a

involved in the deadly crash and interstate 880 on fremont in the northbound lanes near stephenson boulevard. abc 7 news reporter chrisst. chris. >> reporter: the chp believes the person responsible for the crash may have been under the influence of marijuana. behind me is where the crash happened. you can see that the scene is now clear. the road is back open. but many people are wondering if this tragedy could have been prevented. overnight, this video shows the devastation after a five-vehicle crash left three people dead. after notifying next of kin,

. >> reporter: bradford and santa rosa mayor chris coursey gave us a tour of his new pad on carey lane. >> this is like the perfect state of a house. all you have is a tv and beer. >> reporter: comfortable already and consistent. 2535 square feet before the fire and 2535 after it. bradford's hope and persistence prompted many to fight back tears. >> it is very emotional because i know so many people lost so much, and so to see friends getting their homes rebuilt and our friends and my kids' friends, it means a lot. >> reporter: as cameras and crowds captured a signature moment in this neighborhood's revival, the man of the hour took pleasure in what he considers a group accomplishment. >> it is a symbol of hope. i think the people i have talked to, that they're so positive about this that -- because they know they too will be rebuilt here shortly. >> reporter: for some, that really does mean shortly. you will see over my right shoulder here there's a gray house back there with kind of brick columns. that is set to open and be officially certified on june 6th. across the field from wher

involved in the deadly crash and interstate 880 on fremont in the northbound lanes near stephenson boulevard. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn live with the latest. chris. >> reporter: the chp believes the person responsible for the crash may have been under the influence of marijuana. behind me is where the crash happened. you can see that the scene is now clear. the road is back open. but many people are wondering if this tragedy could have been prevented. overnight, this video shows the devastation after a five-vehicle crash left three people dead. after notifying next of kin, the alameda county coroner bureau identified the victims as knowle johnson 39, kristy lichlt ma. 14 and brook linas 13. the three effected from the cadillac on interstate 880 north on stephenson boulevard. five others were inside the vehicle including four juveniles injured and taken to the hop. chp investigators believed this man 21-year-old of san jose was responsible and driving under the influence of marijuana. witnesses say tran was speeding and driving his toyota camry erratically before the crash zpla the investigation, determined that o

. >> there is one thing that chris can't solve and that is the traffic problems. >> wish he could. over here we're looking at one lane open. that is better than before. that big tow tru pull a big trailer and i'll tell what you was on the trailer and what you have to get around coming up. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. bridge -big rig crash >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." on this friday morning, very busy one. we have a lot of breaking news out there. this is a crash near the carquinez bridge, a big rig carrying pine ail. a -- pineapple. and that is coming up. i'm laura garcia, and good morning. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off. we have to start with you, mike. busy >> as the big rig tow truck arrives, the live scene. our photographer is at the scene. there is the big rig tow truck arriving and it is now trying to hook up. you see these guys in -- and in the orange over here, these are our caltrans crew. this big rig truck is trying to hook up to right there. that is a big rig tra

chris has been the coanchor of "new day" since the day it started nearly five years ago. so it is time now to take a little trip down memory lanettable moments. >> good morning, good morning, everybody. welcome to "new day." i'm chris cuomo. >> and just when i thought it couldn't get more excited, you hear james early jones saying your name. we got a big day of news, let's get after it. >> breaking news. >> we're waiting on the storm surge and these gusts are the real deal. >> there are a lot of beanbags being thrown and tear gas. >> their strength is obviously in their unity and that's what just -- >> this part of the community really shows you the randomness and intensity of the tornadoes. >> look at the difference between life and death. >> you have to be there, people do not get what's going on if they're just hearing one side of the story. >> they were throwing them back at the officers that made the line come up. >> investigators walking this crime scene were haunted by the sound of cell phones going off again and again. >> the faster investigators can get in here and figure out what this is really about, without people l

lane. what else is more original than the race. >> got many some of the characters up there. >> thank you chris. reminder you can catch the live coverage on abc 7 sunday morning and we'll be stream it online at abc news.com. thank you so much. >> see you sunday. >> all right. >> announcer: new the ac wrkt forecasts with spencer christian. >>> shoning sunny skies over the bay area. but a patch of coastal fog over the bay inland with overnight lows in the low 50s. then tomorrow look for another mild to warm day. except right along the coastline where highs get up to 60. but well see mid-and upper 60s around the bay and near 80 inland. the forecast clouds lingering through much the day sunday but great running weather in the morning as chris pointed out pl cool temperatures in the low to mid-50s but i think the runners like it that way. you don't want to run in the heat do you? maybe you do. here the seven-day forecast. we'll have mild conditions especially inland around the bay next couple days. breezy and cooler sunday for bay to breakers. slightly warmer monday. then we'll have a mild to warm pa

i don't think we know enough, chris, about precisely what john kerry's been doing in the nature of the conversations but it does seem he's in a laneat a time that may be should be left to the current administration one at a time is a time honored tradition in the united states. it's also not entirely clear what exactly president trump is going to say at 2:00 p.m. we know he wants to move down the road of withdrawing from this iran nuclear deal and yet, as you just connected it to north korea as well, we know that a lot of folks are watching how he handles the iran deal to determine how reliable a partner is the united states in nuclear negotiations such as the upcoming ones with north korea. >> back here at home. i can't believe i'm about to use these two words, super tuesday. it's today. we're back here with the first primaries. how are you handicapping all of this? >> yeah, four key states, west virginia, north carolina, ohio, indiana. this really is the midterm season now kicking into high gear. we're just six months away from the big midterm election day in november. the highest profile contest is that one in west virginia. he

lanes are now open. >>> in san jose explosive statements today from former girlfriend of 49ers linebacker ruben foster at his hearing. foster faces charges of domestic violence. abc 7 reporter chrisnn explaining where the case goes from here. >> reporter: took the stand today in hez preliminary hearing breaking down in tears multiple times throughout her two hof hour testimony. she had admitted to falsely accusing foster of domestic violence because she wanted to get back at him for breaking up with her. on the stand she said i was pissed and i wanted to end it with him. >> this is obviously a person that is very troubled, has a lot of issues, and that played out today in this courtroom and it was very painful to watch. >> reporter: on february 11th sheriff's deputies were called out to his home after receiving three 911 calls from ennis who said foster punched her ten times rupturing one of her eardrums. while testifying she made the whole story up she said and was actually injured the night before following a road rage incident in san francisco. >> it came off raw and organic on the stand. >> reporter: she also testified she tried to bring domestic violence charges against anot

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> hearst a live look at the san mateo bridge. a crash happened earlier this afternoon. it involved several vehicles, including a big rig. all lanes were shut down for a time causing major backups. some people had to be extricated from the vehicles. a lot of crunched cars. so far no update on whether anyone was taken to the hospital. >>> a bizarre murder of a former sfo employee. he was shot dead in front of his fiance in the driveway of his home. a day later a former and another man were arrested and charged with mark's death. the motive, investigators say, kevin wanted to date mark's fiancee. the details of the exclusive jailhouse interview. >> kevin and donovan are being charged with the murder of 31-year-old mark among a cat. she was engaged to his love interest. the district attorney spoke this week about the alleged motive. >> he and the victim they had never had a conflict or any fight, battles or anything like that. he simply happened to be the boyfriend of the woman he wanted in his life. he figured the way to get her in his life was to be there for her as she would be the grieving person, not knowing, she would not know

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> hearst a live look at the san mateo bridge. a crash happened earlier this afternoon. it involved several vehicles, including a big rig. all lanes were shut down for a time causing major backups. some people had to be extricated from the vehicles. a lot of crunched cars. so far no update on whether anyone was taken to the hospital. >>> a bizarre murder of a former sfo employee. he was shot dead in front of his fiance in the driveway of his home. a day later a former co-worker and another man were arrested and charged with mark's death. the motive, investigators say, kevin wanted to date mark's fiancee. the details of the exclusive jailhouse interview. >> kevin and donovan are being charged with the murder of 31-year-old mark among acat. she was engaged to his love interest. the district attorney spoke this week about the alleged motive. >> he and the victim they had never had a conflict or any fight, battles or anything like that. he simply happened to be the boyfriend of the woman he wanted in his life. he figured the way to get her in his life was to be there for her as she would be the grieving person, not knowing, she would

when two employees of the state government decided to close down lanes in new jersey as retaliation against a mayor who did not endorse chrisrison time for conspiracy to break the law. and i just want to quote one of the assistant u.s. attorneys in that case literally said of the state action there that these are the actions of out of the play book of some dictator of a banana a republic. that's exactly what we're seeing here with donald trump. this is not a republican principle, it is not a conservative principle. i would, you know, tell viewers to look for example at a paper written and published by the heritage foundation called the actions against the corporation. and one of the people that they really found huge fault with for doing exactly what donald trump is doing is ralph nader. so we can now put ralph nader and donald trump under the same umbrella in terms of attacking koon corporation. the republican party is supposed to believe in small government. this is not small government, this is big government. it is what the republicans have always said are their greatest fear and we have the greatest threat to the repub

chris, thank you. >>> happening now, a slow ride if you are traveling on the san mateo bridge to hayward. sky 7 was over a crash on eastbound 92 an hour ago. all lanes block at one point but the crash was cleared about 20 minutes ago. it's not known if anyone was hurt. >>> a live look from the san mateo prij camera. you see the left side all the backup. that's the traffic eastbound toward 88037 looking good if you are heading to the peninsula. >>> and abc 7 news viewer alerted to this fire on 880 in oakland. check out the flames. it started after 3:00 in the southbound direction near the fifth street on ramp. you can see the flames shooting out into the air. the chp says the vehicle was engulfed in flames. there is noward on whether anyone was hurt or even if anyone was inside the vehicle at the time that this happened. >>> the suspected golden state killer appeared in a sacramento courtroom once again. the prosecution came away a small victor. this is as we hear from more victims. marshalsy gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: accused serial killer joseph deangelo back in court a third time handcuffed in a wheelchair. this time the 72-year-old he

chris: president trump stating aggressive foreign policy as he announces the u.s. is out of iran nuclear deal and prepares with talks with north korea. it's time now for sunday group, gop strategists karl rove, charles laneon post, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and former national security council spokesperson michael anton now with hills dale college. we asked you for questions for the panel and we got this on facebook, what are the chances of denuke to go a treaty giving kim security, you heard secretary pompeo, how would you say? >> that's one of the goals, the korean war never formally ended. they want a peace treaty that formally ends the war. i would hold that out as carrot towards the end. you see what you can get on the denuclearization. it's very positive but for this to work, they're going to have to be robust inspections, the north koreans will have to lay bear the entire program, let people crawl all over it and confirm that they are shutting things down. chris: were you surprised that pompeo made explicit in interview, look, if we get all that, kim, you can stay in power? >> i was not surprised because i have known from the beginning that the policy of this administration has

chris for his response. >> yeah, paid prioritization or prioritization in general is one of the most misunderstood issues that's out there. i wish the press would stop writing fast lanes, slow lanes. the internet has no lanes. do not exist. traffic either goes or it doesn't go. it moves at the speed of electrons, or the speed of light. and when there's congestion, you either drop packets randomly or you drop them intelligently by using some type of prioritization scheme. now, i would posit that there are a lot of benefits to intelligently deciding what traffic has better quality of service than other things. so, i'm going to give you two examples, one of which is crucial and one of which is mundane, but very important, too. the first is i guarantee you that all the people who are against paid prioritization are hugely in favor of paid prioritization the minute we start having remote surgery occurring across electronic networks. you want those packets to be prioritized. you want them to get through, and you want everything to work right. there is a benefit to doing that. it's not an inherently bad thing. it's good technology. the second example i'll give is one we live