Ed Laskos is one of the featured reporters on FOX 11's Studio 11 LA.
Before that, Laskos reported and filled in as anchor for the FOX 11 10 O'clock News and the KCOP My13 News at 11 o'clock.
Laskos' style has earned him several Emmy Awards and nominations. And once you watch, you'll know why. It's not what he's saying, but how he's saying it. Simply put; Laskos talks to the viewers, not at them.
Since he joined the FOX News team in the summer of 2000, Laskos has covered some of the biggest and most historic stories: the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the national funeral of President Ronald Reagan in Washington, the earthquakes of the central coast, the Angels World Series Championship and the many other memorable events that shape the southland daily. Laskos always brings the viewers right into the story by letting them feel the sights and sounds of what's happening.
It's a style viewers have come to know from Laskos since he and television news have been together a long time. Laskos is approaching his three decades in a career of standing behind a camera and a mike.
From the blizzards of the Northeast to the hurricanes of the Gulf Coast... the twisters of tornado alley and space shuttle launches at the Cape to Presidential politics in the nation's capitol... Laskos has been there with a style all his own.
His accomplishments before KTTV range from covering breaking news on the streets of such fast-paced cities as Washington, Houston, Boston, Orlando and Providence.
Laskos grew up in coal country in Northeastern Pennsylvania. After graduating high school, he answered the call to broadcasting... first, in front of a radio microphone. The TV cameras followed soon afterwards.
When not tracking down new stories, Laskos proudly announces he enjoys cooking (preferably Italian), reading (usually biographies) and music (always Sinatra!).
Thursday, June 6 2013 11:05 PM EDT2013-06-07 03:05:15 GMT
The Obama administration on Thursday defended the National Security Agency's need to collect telephone records of U.S. citizens, calling such information "a critical tool in protecting the nation."
The Obama administration on Thursday defended the National Security Agency's need to collect telephone records of U.S. citizens, calling such information "a critical tool in protecting the nation."
Friday, May 31 2013 3:29 AM EDT2013-05-31 07:29:34 GMT
United Airlines now being sued by a teenaged girl who claims she was sitting across the aisle of a man during a cross country flight, when he exposed himself.
United Airlines now being sued by a teenaged girl who claims she was sitting across the aisle of a man during a cross country flight, when he exposed himself.
Friday, March 15 2013 7:41 PM EDT2013-03-15 23:41:35 GMT
A private school in calabasas has hired extra security to patrol the campus all because actor Charlie Sheen called for acts of vandalism against the school. He claims his 9-year-old daughter Sam was bullied there.
A private school in calabasas has hired extra security to patrol the campus all because actor Charlie Sheen called for acts of vandalism against the school. He claims his 9-year-old daughter Sam was bullied there.
Wednesday, March 13 2013 3:55 AM EDT2013-03-13 07:55:30 GMT
James Holmes, the Colorado Movie Massacre Suspect, is now one step closer to going on trial. That, after a plea of not guilty, entered by the judge on behalf of the defendant himself.
James Holmes, the Colorado Movie Massacre Suspect, is now one step closer to going on trial. That, after a plea of not guilty, entered by the judge on behalf of the defendant himself.
Wednesday, March 13 2013 3:50 AM EDT2013-03-13 07:50:00 GMT
A mysterious website posting sensitive personal data of many of the powerful people in Washington, and here in Hollywood.
A mysterious website posting sensitive personal data of many of the powerful people in Washington, and here in Hollywood. If all the information posted online is actually true, it could be one enormous security breach.
Tuesday, February 26 2013 11:08 PM EST2013-02-27 04:08:05 GMT
A pair of burglary suspects from San Bernardino County led police Tuesday on a chase that hit speeds of more than 100 mph, ending in South Los Angeles.
A pair of burglary suspects from San Bernardino County led police Tuesday on a chase that hit speeds of more than 100 mph, ending in South Los Angeles, where a female suspect was quickly arrested and a second was arrested after a short search.
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