break, i would like to try to kilometers up here, david cortright in barbara doherty and perhaps peter yarrow would be willing to come up and join us. come on up, yes. you can do that if you want. okay. so, this may be the 50th anniversary of the mobilization but today is also the 75th anniversary of the birth of our co-editor david cortright and so, with peters help we want to show that we are more than a single issue coalition. >> this is my best song. >> happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday, happy birthday -- happy birthday dear david, happy birthday to you. >> for peace in the world and for support for all of those who are still -- thank you. >> at a conference on your birthday, but that is who i am. (laughs) >> so let's take a 15 minute break. >> good morning. thank you all for joining for today's session. it's going to be

peter tong to sing two songs now. downstairsg one song and at least one, maybe more, at the white house. we will just see how things go there. yarrow, i don't have to say much more than your name, but -- [cheers and applause] peter: thank you. we are going to have a song now. when we finished the program, we are going downstairs. we will sing again. and when we get to the white he is goingis when to really sing. thank you, peter. ♪ where have all the ? owers gone long time passing where have all the flowers gone? long time ago where have all the flowers gone? young girls have picked them every one when will they ever learn? when will they ever learn? where have all the young girls men gone? where have all the young men gone? longtime long time passing where have all the young men gone? long time ago long where have all the young men gone? where have all the young men gone? gone for soldiers every one when will they ever learn? when will they ever learn? ♪ i was on reconciliation and development on three trips. because noah, paul, spent close and i involvedde very deeply in the antiwar movement. in fact, there was a very important s