Yamaha NS-10s near an LCD monitor

Hi Guys,
Do you see a problem with using a pair of NS-10 M's near my near LCD monitor?  I have about 6" of space from the left and right sides of the monitor. 
 
If this will work without distorting the screen, I will by an amp to power the monitors.  If not, I am looking at the KRK 5 or 6's active monitors. 
 
My room is 11x10 with only two walls (it's actually our converted dining room).
 
Thanks for your thoughts.
 

I have a pair of NS10s next to my widescreens and I'm not seeing any issues.

I use one of the Alesis models.  They go for dirt cheap.  I've got one of the intermediate size models.  I had the smaller one but the middle ones were on sale and they were too cheap to pass up.

The newer flat screen LCD monitors do not use the old magnetic yokes to direct an electron beam to the screen, so magnets in the monitor speakers should not bother them. 

The screens do have a magnetic field that will cause hum in the pickups of guitars that venture too close. 

Thanks to all.  I was going to purchase a new set of active KRK 5 or 6's but after thinking this over, I will get out the old NS-10's and give them another go.  I used NS-10's for decades before  I took a long break in audio but now I'm back and am getting ear fatigue mixing on headphones. 

Mike: Yes, there is a problem... the sound will come out of the speakers and reflect right off that screen and cause a peak/null right to form right about where your nose goes.

I cannot believe how different a mix sounds when you remove the computer screen completely. Mike is so right about this. And two monitors is worse, the problem compounds.

When I do mastering work I completely remove the screen and put it to my left and low down looking up. It makes a big difference and it sounds more accurate to me that way. But for normal work I have the monitor straight in front like the rest of us. You can cable up your monitor in such a way that it can be easily moved from here to there. One option might be a monitor arm that allows you to push it right back behind the speakers when more accurate monitoring is needed. I don't have that at home but we do have that where I teach Sound Engineering at the college and it works quite nicely there.