Stay at home message.

For the last six weeks, we've done a number of social media campaigns to drive home the point that the personal decisions that we're all making today have a direct impact on the lives of other New Yorkers and as an extension of the who, I stay home for campaign that we launched a few days ago.

We asked New Yorkers to share with us personal private photos of how they're spending their time at home and let us see into their lives.

And they were incredible.

They show New York tough at its defining moment, and we wanted to share them with you.

So there's a one minute short video that cuts them altogether.

If you want to play that saying, need he walks, say, sit down.

It's just smiles flatly.

Back to you, You step right, left right, Yeah, it's all they're asking us to do.

It's not that hard, Dad, no wth e statisticians, when they did their curves, did not know how New Yorkers would respond and didn't know whether or not New Yorkers were would comply, and they didn't know how unified New Yorkers can be and how responsible they can be and how caring they are and how they rally for one another.

That's what they didn't know, and that's what they couldn't count in those models.

They couldn't count the spirit of New Yorkers on the love of New Yorkers to step up and do the right thing.

That's what they couldn't figure out how everyone.

George Stephanopoulos here.

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