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Nbc 10 news starts now. Well, i hope you got out and Alert Weather Team is tracking changes tonight. And it could impact your morning commute. Good evening. Im denise nakano. What a weekend. Plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 80s. Now clouds and rain are moving in just in time for the workweek. A live look tonight at the center city skyline from our camera atop the adventure aquarium. Light rain is moving in and may stick around for your ride to work. Meteorologist Brittney Shipp is here...

Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. We begin here tonight with a developing story out of las vegas. The apparent ambush shooting of two Police Officers. It is part of a violent chain of events that started at a local restaurant and ended inside a walmart with three others shot and killed, including the attackers. Nbcs mike taibbi has been gathering details for us and joins us from our los angeles newsroom with the lates...

Extremism, the ideology the networks, the capacity to recruit young people this has met aft isized and it is widespread and penetrated communities around the world. We do face a very face a extremist islamic terrorist threat in america and across the world and we have to be incredibly vigilant in terms of that threat and strengthen our police and security we ought to make sure we do everything we can to keep our country safe and that involves annin he had credibly an np incredibly hard and disci...

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Despite rain showers Tuesday morning, Universities of Wisconsin and UW La Crosse leaders welcomed a new, state-of-the-art research vessel

UW-La Crosse christens new research vessel, the Research Vessel Prairie Springs, funded by a $500,000 gift from Prairie Springs: The Paul Fleckenstein Trust.

Florida shifts towards mechanized tomato harvesting

'Mechanization will potentially balance labor cost advantages of other countries'

University of Florida develops machine-harvestable tomatoes. Now the varieties are available, growers hope they can use mechanized harvesting

Ever since Florida farmers have been growing tomatoes, they’ve picked them by hand or hired laborers. It’s painstaking work that might be made easier soon with machine-harvestable tomatoes developed by University of Florida scientists. Now that the varieties are available, growers in Florida’s $400 million-a-year industry hope they can use mechanized harvesting, but doubts remain. Large-scale trials this spring – using the new varieties -- will tell growers and scientists a lot more. The...