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. >> reporter: she tried to change the camera angle, even untagged photos she didn't like.e of it was enough. >> my darn chin just bucks the living daylights out of me in this photo. first thing i look for in a photo is, how does my chin look, which is really weird. >> reporter: she's not alone. and doctors on the other side of the knife say more and more patients are asking for the facebook facelift. chin augmentations have increased 71% in the past year. >> i can analyze her face on the computer and i can show which plastic surgery they should have and really make the camera love you, baby. >> reporter: he just moved things around a bit, raise the camera so the angle suspect shooting you so bad, isn't that an easier solution than getting onto your operating table? >> it definitely is, and most people should do that. but there are people who have tried to get a picture to make themselves more attractive and they just need a little bit of a boost. >> reporter: the surgery $12,00 though, triana got a discount, for being a family friend. >> when you do a chin, sometimes you h

you can at least untag yourself in your timeline but i guess my friends are just brutally honest and they'll say like do not post under any circumstances but it has got me into trouble i have a couple friends who i think they look great in pictures and they're just a little too hard on themselves and fatter i look it's my bad side you know why did you post that i just feel like well what do i think you look great so it is hard to tell sometimes but i. ok would you ever say that you deliberately you know what i was wouldn't say. i would never do pictures you would know i mean why would you i hear stories about this all the time like there was a there was some study a couple years ago where people would ask their overweight friends to be their bridesmaid so they look dinner or something and i was like i can tell you none of my girlfriends would ever do that girls are all i don't know i think that's crazy. when the ladies sort of. rule i don't believe it though i don't believe it. it's a survey you have to take these because of a grain of salt but let's move on to the next one i really

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which makes tomorrow national untag yourself from last night's facebook photos day. >> greta: that ishts are blinking and we are closing down shop. speaker of the house john boehner will be here to talk about the showdown over the tax rate. go to greta wire.com there is an open thread. good night from washington. greta wire.com. we'll see you there. gray? this could explain our position on service. >> hello, i'm eric boling along with kimberly guilfoyle bob beckel, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >>> i'm worried about president obama. he used to be so focused and clear but lately he sounds confused. here he is just a few weeks ago. >> the private sector's doing fine. >> doing fine. this economy, sir, come on. a few days ago even more detached from reality. >> if you've got a business, that -- you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. >> that was probably just a hangover from a long campaign road trip but then he said this. >> just like we've tried their plan, we tried our plan and it worked. that's the difference. [ cheers

which makes tomorrow national untag yourself from last night's facebook photos day. >> greta: that isll. lights are blinking and we are closing down shop. speaker of the house john boehner will be here to talk about the showdown over the tax rate. go to greta wire.com there is an open thread. good night from washington. greta wire.com. we'll see you there. analysis wu know. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> we know the swiss have a special place in mitt romney's wallet or heart. he kept millions in swiss banks. >> bill: pro-obama forces ripping mitt romney with an olympic themed ad. carl rove has some thoughts. >> why do so many young people support obama. >> they don't. what are you talking about? >> i think it's going to take a while for him to fix the mess. >> did you hear that somewhere? >> probably. >> bill: the majority of younger americans think president obama is doing a great job. but why? jesse watters looking for some answers. >> are you going to vote? >> nope. >> you are not voting. >> no. >> why not. >> because i will get called for jury duty. [ laughter ] >

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she's no longer untagging here's in facebook photos. i'm fine with it now. i want to show my face. >> reporter: she says she's happier on and offline. >> weigh in? >> i'm glad she's happier. i don't think she needed to do it. >> i think she looked just fine without it. >> completely. >> i agree. >> people are going to start getting it because they don't like how they look on the reflection on the way to the refrigerator. >> i'm fine with it, robin. absolutely fine with it. >> go eat another cheeto. >> sam are you happy or sad? >> i can't tell. >> oh, and there's though easy segue to this. more of my exclusive interview with ann romney. she's been open about her 14-year battle with m.s. she says she's winning the battle thanks to her involvement in dressage. >> the champion in my life, my sweetheart, ann romney. >> thank you. >> reporter: since her multiple sclerosis diagnosis in 1998, she's sought therapy in dressage. one of her horses is competing in the olympics. are you excited? >> horses are my joy. i have a passion. i wish everyone

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which makes tomorrow national untag yourself from last night's facebook photo day. >> i love it. that country song at the kale why makes her clothes fall off. >> really? what country song is that? >> we'd like to book that act. >> yeah. i'm sure you would. >> that's something that chris chula actually says. who knew he was quoting? >> who knew that? >> somebody just told me. >> anna is in today for gretch who is on vacation. good to have you. >> thank you. great to be here. >> a lot going on. new details emerging this morning about james holmes, the man police say is behind that horrific midnight movie massacre in colorado, brian. >> yep. alicia acuna is in aurora still for us with the latest. we're getting a lot more information on this guy and what led up to the killing and the capture. alicia? >> all right, that's right, brian, and investigators are actually spending more time at two of the crime scenes. the movie theater as well as the apartment where james holmes used to live. fox news was there when 7 to 10 officials put on some protective booties and went into the apartmen

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