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but, you should do right now by watching abc7's wayne friedman. >> reporter: imagine a busy aiu. buses circle the airport by habit, almost like drones. and a passenger entering the terminal, might frighten you with the noise. this is sfo, covid-19 style. as one sign says, welcome to san francisco. stay healthy with six feet of space, warns another. as if that is going to be an issue. >> attention, to help reduce the strain of covid-19 -- >> reporter: on an average day, sfo sees roughly 150,000 passengers coming and going. with covid-19, 4,000. and those who remain are not very socialable. can you talk about flying today? >> no. >> reporter: you feel like talking about your experience up there? >> no thank you. >> reporter: if you're one of the people who felt that crowds when traveling tend to make us feel isolated, this is the opposite. so slamming of bags, no pushing, no jostling and it's experience. no words this woman sa eerie. >> sad. >> reporter: but it's what we have been dealt. a long singular moment. history unfolding every single day. all we can do, make the best of it.

at sfo, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> it's crazy to see the airport look like that, mike. >> it's like something out of an apocalyptic movie. where did everybody go? >> you don't want to talk to anybody. i don't care if you are a tv news reporter. i got to get to where i need to go. sorry. >> and they were polite about it. you know, they could have been worse. >> yeah. >> could have been rude like stiff arm him and say get away from me. you know, they may have been scared themselves traveling. who knows. my goodness. that was amazing. thank you, wayne, for that. >>> amazing in a whole different direction. if you like warm weather and sunshine, i got it for you. cool at the coast. you'll miss out on the robust warming because of a sea breeze. east bay hills 49 degrees right now and little breezy up there. warmer today everywhere mostly sunny. warmest friday and even warmer tuesday and wednesday and rain absent from the forecast for the remainder of the month. you can see the low clouds coming in later today and the marine layer returning to the coast and mid to upper 60s in san francisc

. >> i'm wayne friedman in santa rosa where the mannequins are social distancing. we'll explain coming up. >> i'm spencer christian with a look at a sunny start to this woke and more sun to come. i'll have the accuweather whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>> with the nasdaq picking up a gain as investors prepare for what's expected to be a terrible corporate earnings season. the dow lost 128 points closing at 23,390. the nasdaq rose 38 and the s&p ended the day down 28 points. the first economic stimulus checks from the federal government should start arriving in bank accounts this week via direct deposit. paper checks will be distributed later this under in. how much can you expect to receive? we have a calculator on our website, abc7news.com. one covid-

now as abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman tells us, a connection of mannequins have taken up the socialin the midst of suburbia a twist on the manicuredreawt decoteos frot j anhere. streetoo wlyets hbor across the >> no. i have no idea what he's doing. >> reporter: or they, to be more precise, through the guidance of jason windis. >> social distancing, even a dummy can do it, right? >> reporter: here at the corner of sundance and peterson in santa rosa jason has earned a reputation. >> mannequin guy. >> reporter: what began last year as a protest against a local ordinance requiring him to lower his fence has evolved, shaz we say. >> everybody's been affected. we're all staying home. >> reporter: the mannequins have been social distancing in parallel with us. they're our flesh and blood brethren. since we began social distancing. when we stop social distancing, they will stop social distancing. >> the world's a pretty serious place right now, and it's important. >> reporter: and after the better part of a month of feeling cooped up, a welcome respite oss proud that we have some electic -