WHITFIELD: At the top of the hour, just about 18 minutes from now, rallies will kick off across the country marking what organizers call "National Justice For Trayvon Day." Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network says demonstrators will urge the federal government to prosecute George Zimmerman for civil rights violations. We'll take you live to various rallies at the top of the hour. And U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says Israel and the Palestinians are a step closer to resuming peace talks. Today Israel said it would free a limited number of Palestinian prisoners as a show of goodwill, but a senior Palestinian official says there is much uncertainty about the talks. Secretary Kerry said representatives from both sides could meet in Washington the next week or so. In Rome five people have been convicted of manslaughter in the deadly wreck of the "Costa Concordia" cruise liner, 32 people died, if you recall, when the ship ran aground and turned on its side off the Italian coast last year. It is likely that only two of the defendants will serve any prison time. And the British Open is underway and after shooting a strong second round at the Open, Tiger Woods is in tie for second place. Woods is after his 15th major championship, but he hasn't scored a major since the 2008 U.S. Open. All right, next up, we're heading to outer space. Our meteorologist Jennifer Delgado has something really cool from Saturn.</s>JENNIFER DELGADO, AMS METEOROLOGIST: That's right. A lot of people were waving at space yesterday and we're going to talk more about that coming up shortly.
Kerry: Step Closer To Peace Talks; Five Convicted In Cruise Liner Wreck