. >> reporter: shayna is one of the survivors, sick for weeks after contracting covid last march, butught she was turning the corner by may. >> all of a sudden, later into june, early july, i just had a slew of new symptoms. severe muscle pain to the point that some days i didn't feel that i could walk, my legs hurt so bad. >> reporter: the once fun-loving 26-year-old found herself here months after her initial diagnosis at the mt. sinai center for post covid care in new york city, undergoing tests and treatment for persistent covid symptoms. >> i felt like no one was taking me seriously before, and because there was no founded, historical, medical evidence of covid long haul, i didn't feel like i ever had a voice that people would listen to. >> so for you, what does a good day look like? >> not having to nap. taking a walk down the block without needing to recover afterwards. it's tiny victories for me at this point. >> reporter: shayna is one of a growing number of people suffering from acute post covid syndrome. they're being called long haulers, people still experiencing debilitat

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sick shayna's use deputy director of the program on extremism at george washington university talks about threat posed by american supporters of isis. here's a portion of that discussion. >> isis had a message on the products. the announcement still flipped a switch for american home grown radical extremists. they were drawn to that idea. you did see a push on that aspect of it. the difference between al qaeda and isis is not a so the product but the people. isis had the ability and time and space to reach out systematically to americans and groom them over the course of weeks and months to encourage them to attack. of case in upstate new york where a man into donnie was reaching out to another man with the mental health issues about the needs to commit an attack on a nightclub in upstate new york, right question what this was individual who i think without sue donnie whispering in his ear probably would've gone a different way. whereas al qaeda would put them as a java megaphone effects rate go out there and hope it sticks. these guys are much more of a one on one intervention trend push