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at fault when a car in front of you backs up to let semi turn him as result back and the behind fails yield bump them?

The car that failed to yield is at fault. The initial backing up of the car in front to allow the semi to turn is a reasonable and common courtesy. The car behind them has a responsibility to maintain a safe following distance and to avoid a collision. Their failure to do so makes them liable for the accident.
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