robert oppenheimer."o to democracynow.org when we broadcast from japan several years ago and went to hiroshima, taken around by a hiroshima survivor. when we come back from break, we will be joined by yet another thurlow, aetsuko survivor of the hiroshima bombings. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. president obama has become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the japanese city of hiroshima since u.s. warplanes dropped the first atomic bomb august 6, 1945. the bombing killed 140,000 people and another 100,000 were seriously injured. he spoke today at the hiroshima peace memorial park. we're now joined by setsuko thurlow, a survivor of the u.s. bombing of hiroshima in 1945. she is an anti-nuclear activist who lives in toronto, canada, where she joins us. setsuko thurlow, welcome to democracy now! could you take us back to that day? ,ou, as a child, in hiroshima and tell us what happened? 13-year-o

robert baird. brian schwartz from oppenheimer billion dollar by benjamin swingen by morgan stanley.> was that a one-year basis? >> yes. >> if someone does health care and all health care stocks go up because health care stocks are doing well you need to do health care analysts versus each other. >> exactly. >> some people are covering horrible sectors that the stocks will be down either way. >> the beautiful thing is we allow you to adjust how you want to rank experts. you can see who are the best ones in different sectors. >> do you have apple analysts? >> yes. >> did anyone make money. >> there was one who was fired for being bearish and he opened his own firm. he was the only one. he was the only one that actually said sell -- >> do you have the names? >> specific analysts that cover apple? >> yes. >> our best analyst of all time is someone called gene munster from piper jeffrey. >> we've had him on. >> he has been right most of the time but was wrong last year. >> historically if you add them up in terms of experts. has anybody clearly beaten the market every year? >> 10% to 15%

roberts went barefoot. not sure if that was for comfort or to say i'll wear what i want to wear. >> remember when we had the diamond on a few weeks ago? the oppenheimerlue diamond? >> you actually tried it on. you put it on your finger. >> look, look, look. that one, by the way, which was worth how much was the grand total? >> it set a record. it was $57.5 million. you had $57.5 million on your hand. guess what? somebody bought that diamond. 14.62 carats. somebody bought it, just a private person bought it and now owns it. >> hopefully they can afford the ri with you any time you wear them, you wear it. >> i wonder why you would buy it. >> bragging rights, i suppose. yeah. a lot you can do with that kind of money. >> oh, my gosh, yeah. >> none of our business. long as they made that money, you know, legally. all right. i have been waiting for this moment. you know why i have been waiting for it? not only is it the song, it's a dance. >> double whammy. >> the singer will tell us the dance steps. you love this singer. meghan trainer. this song is called "dance like your daddy." you are going to love it. >> that would be a foxtrot. >> let's go. ♪ dance