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How a fight about U.S. intervention in Syria played out in a local bookstore.

About 500 people rallied and marched through D.C. Friday night in an emotional appeal to stop the killing of civilians in Syria, saying “Aleppo didn’t fall, we did.”

“Our 10,000th Syrian refugee will arrive this afternoon,” National Security Advisor Susan Rice said.

A march in protest of the gun lobby is planned for Saturday and a rally to show support for refugees is planned for Sunday.

“We have determined it is unacceptable for individuals appointed by that regime to conduct diplomatic or consular operations in the United States,” a Special Envoy for Syria said.

Since Wednesday, Syrian and American volunteers have been in front of the White House reading the names of the civilians killed in Syria since the conflict began three years ago.

“Stop littering our neighborhood with illegal posters! This poster violates DCMR 24-108.”

Senator John McCain, who is eager for Congress to approve action, must be confident in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s efforts to round up enough votes—’cause he was seen playing poker on his iPhone.

Protestors could be heard in the Rose Garden, where President Obama announced he would seek Congressional approval for military intervention in Syria.