Tonight, a curfew is in effect in Los Angeles as protests enter their fifth day and begin to spread across the country.

Then a Democratic congresswoman is indicted on federal charges over her confrontation with law enforcement at an ice facility in New Jersey.

Plus, the U.S. and China reach a framework to de-escalate trade tensions.

But what exactly did they agree to? The 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl, and it is day 142 of the second Trump administration.

A curfew for downtown Los Angeles has gone into effect about 40 seconds ago.

After Mayor Karen Bass declared a local emergency across the city, it is the fifth day of protests against the ice raids in Los Angeles.

I want to bring in NBC's Morgan Chesky live in LA for us. Morgan, the curfew has gone into

effect now less than a minute ago. What can you tell us? Yeah, Steph, that announcement was just

made by some of the officers you hear behind me. We're standing just off of the 101.

This was the highway, Steph, that was taken over over the weekend.

And again, for a short time earlier today before law enforcement was able to disperse the crowd that had gathered here.

And, Steph, for as many officers that you're seeing right now, keep in mind that there are this many and then some on every side of this federal complex here in every direction.

You mentioned Mayor Bass's curfew that went into effect at 8 o'clock local time. We're hearing

sirens in the distance now, Steph. It covers a one square mile area of downtown Los Angeles, and we're

very close to the border of that area. There was a large group that had gathered at the entrance

of this federal building behind me, and some of those members kept saying, this is a peaceful

rally. This is a peaceful rally. They dispersed. And what we're seeing now

is numbers starting to dwindle here, Steph. But certainly, the curfew now is in effect.

We're waiting to see what law enforcement's going to do. They've stated that. And yet there are still,

as you can see, plenty of people around. Let's just take a quick walk this direction here.

Todd, watch your step as you step off the curb.

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