You can hear the motor working so I know it's not the motor. Can anyone tell me how to remove the hose to see if it's clogged or has a hole i it somewhere. All suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

 

I use needle-nose pliers to gently remove the hose from it's plastic base (located under the hood and near the wiper), and also to get it back on snug. Naturally, if it squirts out of the base, then there would be an issue with the hose. If it doesn't squirt from the base, and the reservoir is full of washer fluid, and you hear the motor, I would then track the hose from the reservoir for a leak.