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good friday night to all of you. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, crackdown in china. just as a breakthrough appears possible in the case of blind activist chen guangcheng, the chinese government clamping down, perhaps harder than ever on other voice of descent. communists parties authoritarian rule. we spoke to several on the inside today. the organization human rights in china told us they haven't heard anything from activist and chen confidant zeng chengdang for days. latest tweet two days ago when she announced she was under house arrest. human rights lawyer was also reporte...

I'm going to do this. everybody drinks but you, dad. there is a reason for it. but she 13 years old. everybody drinks, everybody smokes pot. that is the wrong message for children anywhere. that not just american children but anywhere. >> it is the wrong message and we have seen from alaska where they leldz pot isens were twice the rate they were in the rest of the country. they went back and re-criminalized it. people have different reactions to drugs. you can't assume whether it's relates to alcohol you are saying everybody is going to react the same way. >> bill: there is no significant on ...

Everybody drinks but you, dad. there is a reason for it. but she 13 years old. everybody drinks, everybody smokes pot. that is the wrong message for children anywhere. that not just american children but anywhere. >> it is the wrong message and we have seen from alaska where they leldz pot isens were twice the rate they were in the rest of the country. they went back and re-criminalized it. people have different reactions to drugs. you can't assume whether it's relates to alcohol you are saying everybody is going to react the same way. >> bill: there is no significant on drinking alcohol in th...

This part of the law allows for in-state tuition for illegals. now let me get this straight. my 13-year-old wants to go to college in california. he applies to a california college, and he'll have to pay out-of-state tuition -- >> no. you can go for a year, get your residency, and get your in-state tuition. that's the legal path. >> do you understand what the problem is here? it's operating as an incentive for people to break the law, because there's a reward that you will be able to get state resources as if you are, one, a resident. two, legally in the country. therefore there's an argument ...

This part of the law allows for in-state tuition for illegals. now let me get this straight. my 13-year-old wants to go to college in california. he applies to a california college, and he'll have to pay out-of-state tuition -- >> no. you can go for a year, get your residency, and get your in-state tuition. that's the legal path. >> do you understand what the problem is here? it's operating as an incentive for people to break the law, because there's a reward that you will be able to get state resources as if you are, one, a resident. two, legally in the country. therefore there's an argument ...