From ABC News Headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3. Hey everybody, good to see you. I'm Gio Benitos. And I'm Junae Norman, so great to be here with Will Reith, and we're glad that you could join us on this Monday. And a special extra big hello to all our viewers in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. You can see us now on Channel 18. That might be where you're watching us right. My hente, welcome. Welcome, Bienveniles on me.

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Also, we've always been told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I mean, it kind of is for me. I really love it. But how do you get the most out of your breakfast to boost your energy throughout the day? our medical correspondent, Dr. Daryan Sutton, he's going to be right here with all the info to level up that first meal.

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Love to hear that. We do turn now to the latest on the shark sightings.

At least two of the nation's most popular beaches on the East Coast.

Victor Akendo joins us now with more.

Victor, there is some incredible video here

of a shark and a stingray battling.

Will, just incredible images from California all the way to Florida. Those pictures

sending beachgoers in a frenzy.

A new Great White Warning. Watch what appears to be a 15-foot Great White Shark spotted

50 yards off the coast of Santa Monica. Los Angeles traffic seen in the distance, a paddleboarder in the water nearby, all about a mile from the famed Santa Monica Pier.

I think that video is probably more common than people think.

Occasionally they'll cruise along our beaches and we just probably don't see them that often.

That doesn't mean they're not there.

More and more shark encounters now caught on camera.

Get out!

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