MALVEAUX: You're looking at live pictures here. This is a moment of silence that's being observed right now. This is at airports across the country. Let's pause and just listen for a moment. This is live pictures out of Los Angeles International Airport. This moment of silence is in honor of TSA Officer Gerardo Hernandez. He was killed in that shooting rampage, you might recall, at LAX. This was just a week ago at this very moment. And across the country at airports around the country, there is a tribute being paid to him. The shooting rampage marks the first time that a Transportation Security Administration officer was killed in the line of duty. Authorities say that TSA officer Gerardo Hernandez was shot at point blank range as he stood near his checkpoint near Terminal 3 at LAX. Now, Hernandez, he was 39-years-old, had a wife and two children. His wife says that he took pride in serving the American people. Two other TSA officers, James Speer and Tony Grigsby, were wounded in the shooting. They are recovering at home. That's what we understand. And a traveler, Brian Ludmer, was shot in the leg, and he is still in the hospital. Police, they say they still don't have a motive for the shooting, but they do have a suspect. He is identified as Paul Ciancia. He's 23- years-old and he's charged with murdering a federal officer. Ciancia is in critical condition after being shot by police officers. And the FBI says that he set out to kill TSA employees. His father, back in New Jersey, had asked police to check in on his son after the family got disturbing text messages, including one indicating that something bad might happen. But police officers showed up at Ciancia's apartment about 45 minutes after he left for the airport. And we're going to take a quick break. When we come back, we're going to have more on the typhoon, potentially the biggest storm on the planet, now in the Philippines.
Moment of Silence for Slain TSA Officer