police arrested aimee mejia on sunday. they believe she drove in the wrong lane for about 70 meters and collided head-on with two cars. two people were injured, one with a chest fracture. investigators say mejia told them she had been drinking alcohol at the home of a colleague who lives outside of kadena air base where mejia is stationed. police officers found her blood alcohol level was about six times the legal limit. she couldn't walk straight after the accident. late last month the u.s. military banned all personnel in okinawa including civilian workers from drinking off base. tension in the southern prefecture has increased after an american base worker was arrested last month. police say he confessed to stabbing and strangling a local woman. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has condemned the latest incident. >> translator: it is extremely regrettable and outrageous. we immediately lodged a strong protest with the united states. we also urged the u.s. to prevent such incidents from recurring, to further tighten dis

was arrested on suspicion of drurchg driving over -- drunk driving over the weekend. 21-year-old aimee mejia drove wrong way on a freeway on saturday and hit two other cars head on. she was not hurt but people in the other cars were injured. because of that crash, the navy says the 18,000 sailors stationed in japan will not be allowed to drink on or off base until they have been trained and the military feels everyone understands responsible behavior. >>> a news photographer with npr and his afghan translator were killed yesterday in an assignment in afghanistan. david gibbley on the right in -- gilkey on the right in this photo was a long time news photographer for insure -- npr, on the left his translator. two other journalists traveling with the unit were not harmed. >>> today we could get a hint on what the federal reserve might decide to do at its policy meeting this month. janet yellen is speaking in philadelphia. most experts believe the fed would raise its key interest rate by one quarter percent but the may jobs report was much weaker than expected. now the experts are saying the fe