one big complaint is they make too much noise. you say, i don't want to turn the hood on, it's so noisy. it's a big issue for a lot of people. >> what wo do is we have the duct but we have the blower up at the roof, it sucks out the air but you don't have the noise. >> this is the -- >> this is your standard, woven stainless filter. and the air goes through it, the oil collects in it at certain points, whenever you want to, put it in your dishwasher, clean it out. if you don't do this over time, it becomes virtually useless because the air no longer gets through the filter and everybody keeps turning it higher and higher, saying it's not doing anything for me, why should i use it? it's because you haven't cleaned it in 10 years. a lot of people, it's out of sight, out of mind, they never consider cleaning their filters. >> it's like sweeping the floor, you put it in there and clean it out. there's nothing like bringing the thing to the outside. that's the way to do it, if you can possibly put it to the outside. you had a question, sir? >> is there an option to install

catch a robin hood but certainly it is another big ski for wiki leaks and i think it really puts the focus back on why this fight. fight and why the fight for wiki leaks indeed is so important we've spoken a lot of times to kristen have he's described as a second public face and i think really the emphasis is always been on the fact that you know wiki leaks does operate without julian assange and it's not just about these big stories and the big story surrounding the man himself but you know the most important thing is the information that wiki leaks provides and we see a once again with the syria files just what an important service that provides. now iraq's foreign minister is blaming al qaeda members for orchestrating the uprising against syria's president in a news briefing he said militants from the terror network were flowing into syria the violence inside the country has worsened with over one hundred people killed throughout throughout syria in the last three days reports say findings intensifying in homes where troops are clashing with rebels for the citizens though in the m

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"i really don't think it's a big deal if it's going to ake everybody feel safer, why not?" "if a person comes in dressed the way, with the hoodand the caps and if they don't like it, then leave." 3 the stores created the policy after recent robberies at two area walgreens. .../// 3 3 3 another round of brutal tempaeratures moving in tomorrow.... chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look at the forecast. 3 3 "sir, sir. we are defendant friendly in this courtroom." courtroom." a suspect wins the judge's sympathy... but not for long.... what he did that made the courtroom erupt in laughter. a protest over the american flag ... why firefighters are being forced to remove a tribute to fallen heroes. a... suspect... wanted for... an... "open-container warrant"... gets a break... from a florida judge... / only... to... blow it minutes later. later. "goodluck funk, im glad we had funk in here this morning..." morning..." carl funk appeared in court through a jailhouse video link.... claiming he needed a wheelchair and was bedridden...///. the judge was sympathetic... / even offered funk a six-month payment plan in exchange f

"i really don't think it's a big deal if it's going to ake everybody feel safer, why not?" "if a person comes in dressed the way, with the hoods and the caps and if they don't like it, then leave." 3 the stores created the policy after recent robberies at two area walgreens. .../// 3 3 3 another round of brutal tempaeratures moving in tomorrow.... chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look at the forecast. 3 3 "sir, sir. we are defendant friendly in this courtroom." courtroom." a suspect wins the judge's sympathy... but not for long.... what he did that made the courtroom erupt in laughter. a protest over the american flag ... why firefighters are being forced to remove a tribute to fallen heroes. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ and the family car to do an experiment. we put a week of her family's smelly stuff all in at once to prove that febreze car vent clips could eliminate the odor. then we brought her family to our test facility to see

big deal. if it's going to make everybody feel safer why not. >> a person comes in dressed with the hood and the glasses and the caps, and they don't like it, then leave. >> the owner says the intention of the policy is not to discriminate against anyone but the created the policy after robberies at two area walgreens. >>> stay with us this morning. a lot of businesses give employees paid vacation time. >> one denver company taking a step further. what the business is now doing to keep the employees happy. >> bge and pepco trying to collect money from you to pay for last month's storms. what they say is the reason behind the move. just ahead. 3q um, miss ? you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >>> listen to this. you planning a summer get away? i hope so and imagine geting that vacation paid for and a bonus on top of that. >> check this out a software

big improvement for a lot of people. and you can have a pattern change going on here and we've been dealing with all of the high temperatures across the east and very hoodch of high pressure settled there for a couple of weeks and abnormally cool across the midwest. and the heat is going to move across areas. relatively cool, much cooler temperatures are going to move in across areas of the eastern part of the country and you can tell that when you take a look at these temperatures here. take a look at the cities where you should be. today's temp better than yesterday and tomorrow's better than today and tuesday, even better. that's what we're dealing with. big improvement on the way and that's going to be so good to hear for so many people across the u.s. and meanwhile in new york city, we've got the triathlon going on and talked with cheryl casone and anna kooiman earlier. both of you competing in a different way than a lot of people. first, ben, tell me how did you lose your leg? >> and born without the leg and i had an amputation when i was 11 above the knee, and yeah, that's how it started really. >> and you started running at age 32. >> yeah, i ac

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what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the bign hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of "fox files." >> i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. >> hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a

what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the big question is, why didn't anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of "fox files." >> i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. >> hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a family of a proud tradition of serving the nation. >> my father wgrandfather was i jemaah world war ii was a marine. he drove a tank. he was proud i joined the military. >> it was in october of 1999 when the 23-year-old followed in his grandfather's foot steps. >>> what is your rank and position? >> staff sergeant mental health specialist. >> active duty? >> on active duty but i am a reservist. >> he has deployed multiple times since signing up. >> the first time on the border of iraq and kuwait it was 2003. my second deployment i went to iraq. that was 2006, 2007. >> in 2009 manning was getting ready for another difficult assignment, a 15 month deployment to afghanistan. but before deploying

we see on the hood, you have this big purple heart and right there is a signature of the fella that we'rerporal tyler huffman wounded very, very seriously in afghanistan and paralyzed from the waist down. we're going to build a home for him in jefferson city, missouri. and in concert with the gary sinise foundation and we hope with the proceeds of this trip that we're not only going to build this home for him but a bunch of other youngster as well. >> that's fantastic. i think you've raised $100,000 for the wounded warrior foundation and particularly for tyler. >> the wounded warrior family support foundation, absolutely correct. we have. >> and who, general, has been scribbling on the car? >> americans. >> i know. >> i say soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and people who love soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines. >> i say scribbling. i see a lot of great autographs and then i see the beast and you asked me to sign as well. >> i did ask you to sign it as well. i have a 4-year-old and almost 7-year-old grandson and they've signed it as well. >> where would you like us to sign? >> sign ri

what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the big question is, why didn't anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun feld we are here on this episode of "fox files." >> i wanted to help soldiers and i wanted to work in mental health. >> hiidaho native shawn manning comings with a family of a proud tradition of serving the nation. >> my father wgrandfather was i jemaah world war ii was a marine. he drove a tank. he was proud i joined the military. >> it was in october of 1999 when the 23-year-old followed in his grandfather's foot steps. >>> what is your rank and position? >> staff sergeant mental health specialist. >> active duty? >> on active duty but i am a reservist. >> he has deployed multiple times since signing up. >> the first time on the border of iraq and kuwait it was 2003. my second deployment i went to iraq. that was 2006, 2007. >> in 2009 manning was getting ready for another difficult assignment, a 15 month deployment to afghanistan. but before deploying

big deesm there are so many little details, i wantry kacies of the code, -- -- intricacies of the code, so you need a plan. this is a pretty basic layout, right? >> sink, cooking equipment, microwave, hood. >> i've never seen a kitchen without a refrigerator. >> in this particular case, the refrigerator would be in another room or the other side of the doorway. primarily what you're looking at is a traditional 30-inch range, very standard. has the controls on top. a microwave and ventilation. >> you can't put a hood above a range unless it is specifically listed by the manufacturer to allow it to be used over a range. residential ranges do not need to have hoods. there's no requirement in the code for that, though it sure is a good idea. the standard is

hood, texas, with a big shoutout for our friends and family back home. happy fourth of july! whoa!'t want you spilling that hot latte on my driver's seat. this is my car. who are you? i'm the second owner. the what? i will own this car after you. look, i'm not telling you how to drive our car. our car? nor where to park her. maybe under a tree with less sap. if you're gonna have a latte in the car, keep a lid on it. it's a cappuccino. still needs a lid. [ male announcer ] the exceptional certified pre-owned program with the highest quality cars. good news for the second owner. take care of my car. ♪ >>> everybody's dad for several generations. this morning fans are mourning the death of legendary actor andy griffith. he was dubbed america's favorite sheriff. he was laid to rest on the grounds of his north carolina home where he died yesterday. there have been countless tributes to griffith, including one from president obama, who called griffith an extraordinary talent who warmed the hearts of americans everywhere. mi >> he had a long career, more than a half century. he recorded a

hood. there are a lot of statistics. but these three guys when it came to it, they measured up big time. >> yeah. of men changing now, the perception of men changing. what the role should be. >> yes. >> especially now with the economy so many men out of jobs. it used to be the swashbuckling hero that, you know, would save the woman or you'd hear about the guy in church who was a deacon. >> that's right. >> this wasn't church as you said to me it wasn't church. they weren't boy scouts. they were just every day guys going to the movies. >> yeah. it wasn't the navy league meeting or the bible study or the eagle scouts. this was a midnight showing of the movie. these were regular, average, american guys. mcginn and his girlfriend met because they were both working at target in ohio. these are stories of people, every day people, every day men, every day americans. at a time when people are wondering and writing books and asking questions, which need to be asked, what's happening to men, are they growing into, boys growing into the kind of men we'd like to see, this is a very reassuring thing. you kno

working to convert a big part of the old army base located between 80 and 8 80 into a packing and distribution center for the port. u.s. transportation secretary hood joined governor brown and oakland mayor to mark the start of the project today. but even though hood and brown were here to innaugerate the project much talk nearly every question from reporters was about the state controversial high speed rail plan. before mark matthews has that story. >>reporter: transportation secretary la hood called conversion of oakland army base a game changer. then he launched into this description of friday vote in the legislature. >> the vote taken by the california assembly and the senate gets california into the next generation of transportation for the next generation. >>reporter: la had had was referring to friday knight vote in the state sen toot begin the first phase of construction on california high speed passenger rail that's what california has always been about said the sechblingt side stepping question about his a recent field poll that shows support for the 68 billion dollar project has plummeted. to just 39 percent while 56 of likely voters apo

big pickle indeed. delia goncalves live this morning for us on the mayor's situation. >>> 5:33 now. texas congressman michael mccall says the f.b.i. mishandled information. during the events leading up to the deadly fort hood attack in 2009. army psychiatrist major nadal hassan apparently was communicating with a well known terrorist before he shot and killed 13 people on that base. congressman mccall says the f.b.i.'s washington division was more concerned about political correctness than making sure the military had the information it needed on hassan. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out what caused an airport shuttle to crash on the dulles toll road yesterday. this is in the westbound lanes near reston parkway exit. the driver and four passengers in the shuttle were hurt. four of those had just minor injuries. one person was flown by helicopter to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. yesterday's accident comes nearly a year after a deadly accident involving another super shuttle van on the same road. one person was killed in that accident. the driver was charged with reckless driving. and a 9news now investigation revealed that more drivers had a lot of hours behind their belts when

hood tax, but it is an idea. everyone is looking for money somewhere, william, because you have that big debt and deficits gillettey here. what you are making has surprised some supporters of the president, that he would be among the first for a financial transaction. on the other hand, remember the president has commented on the wall street money in 2008, and continues to have multiple fundraisers with some of the countries that fatcats. in backing this robin hood tax, along with the sl cio and the national nurses union, it might damage their efforts. the bill is sponsored by tom harkin and peter boccaccio. it would impose a tax of just 3 cents of every $100 of financial trade. it would cost the average investor less than a dollar a year while reducing reckless trading that increases market volatility. >> it is .03%, but it will still generate about $35 billion a year in income, income that could be used to rebuild the economy and infrastructure and other investments or money that could be used to help defray our deficit. reporter: these as i'm going to show you right now with bill my and ben kingsley make the c

hood shooting, the shooter had been in contact with a terrorist overseas, there's no evidence that this shooter was in any way connected to terrorism, the bigrn is at this point is the possibility of copy-cat shooters at other movie theaters. >> unfortunately, george that is true. people look at this and they view it as a success, they're going, i'll change it a little bit and try a different version of it, so, that's a big concern for law enforcement. >> one thing they with have seen from the scale of the shooting here, this man had a good idea about what he was doing, a lot of planning went into this? >> these shooters are methodical. they don't believe they're shooting people. it's about revenge and power. to be calm and meticulous to shoot people it's sort of textbook. >>> let's get the weather from sam. >>> drought conditions in the country have doubled in the size of drought zone. now, about 80% of the country is running abnormally dry. 63% of the country is officially in drought. the odd thing about this, while most of the country is getting in that drought information update, today we got some very heavy flooding rain on the east co

hood massacre. fox news learned the independent report investigating that deadly shooting on the army base in texas nearly three years ago calls for big changes in the fbi. major nidal hasan is accused opening fire there, killing 13 people and wounding dozens of others. our chef intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is in washington. what is in this new report, catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jon. good morning. the independent report on fox hood is expected on fbi direct tore robert million letter's desk no later than friday. former cia and fbi director william webster writes, that his review of the fort hood massacre had access to more than 10,000 pages much documents, more than 50 formal interviews and briefings as well as direct access to all members of the joint terrorism task forces or jttf, that handled the investigation into the alleged shooter, major knit dal hasan who is scheduled to face a military court in august. judge webster writes, quote, the final report will exceed 150 single-spaced pages in length and include 18 formal recommendations for corrective and enhancing measures on matters ranging from fbi polici