At one o'clock, while Metroliner 111 approached Baltimore, the TV lights were switched on in the White House Press Room.  The reporters had already been prepped with a deep background, not for attribution briefing that there would be a major announcement from the Attorney General, and that it would have something to do with drugs.  The major networks did not interrupt their afternoon soap operas - it was no small thing to cut away from The Young and the Restless - but CNN, as usual, put up their Special Report graphic.  This was noticed at once by the intelligence watch officers in the Pentagon's National Military Command Center, each of whom had a TV on his desk tuned into CNN.  That was perhaps the most eloquent comment possible on the ability of America's intelligence agencies to keep its government informed, but one on which the major networks, for obvious reasons, had never commented.