BALDWIN: This just in to CNN. The FCC has voted 3-2 to seek public comment about lifting the cell phone ban on airplanes. To be clear, this is not a move to actually lift the ban, but it is a decision to pursue the idea even further. But when you look at this recent poll, it found that nearly 60 percent of Americans do not want people to talk midflight on their cell phone. There you have it. Instagram is going private. The company today revealed a new messaging feature called "Instagram Direct." What this does, it allows users to send a photo or video privately to up to 15 followers with comments in real-time. What makes this app different from the rest is that Instagram users can only direct message text along with photos. Private, text-only messages are not an option. And add another name to the growing list of celebrities' bands not performing at SeaWorld Orlando. Trisha Yearwood has now canceled her upcoming concert there. She was supposed to perform at the marine park February 22nd, but her reps say in light of recent concerns, she has yanked her gig. It is not clear if those concerns are specifically because of the CNN film, the documentary "Blackfish" that raised all kinds of questions about killer whales in captivity, or because of a petition on change.org that asked her to back out. But, as we have been reporting, she is joining this growing list of performers who have canceled their shows following this film. Initially, you had the Barenaked Ladies, Willie Nelson, Heart, Cheap Trick and now Trisha Yearwood. And that does it for me. I'm Brooke Baldwin here in New York. Thank you for being here. As always, you can check out our interviews. Go to the Brooke Blog, CNN.com/Brooke. And now to Washington, "THE LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts right now.
FCC Moves Closer to Removing Cell Phone Ban; Instagram Reveals New Feature; Trisha Yearwood Cancels SeaWorld Concert