you probably don't know christopher connor. that's okay, no reason you should. well, i know him, not personally, but he's the ceo of sherwin-williams, who's managed to take advantage of the housing boom in this country and sell the most paint in the best stores, which is how he could deliver a stupendous number last night, building on the gains this stock has already given you. people think it couldn't continue, because it's just paint. think again. of course, you can move overseas, provided you have something proprietary. something that no one else has. take david dempry, the ceo of core labs. do you know that core labs put out a number yesterday that was just -- did you see it? it was astounding. a total smash with every division hitting a record. we're all lamenting the lack of growth in technology, but that's because we're looking for technology in all the wrong places, like personal computers, which are just like electric coasters now. in servers, in cell phones. we should be looking for it in the oil patch, where core labs is responsible for mapping out an

terrorists hit her out post in benghazi murdering christopher stevens and three other americans. connor powell with more. >> she was killed in afghanistan when the convoy she was traveling in was hit by an ied. three troops and unnamed civilian advisor. >> he was a public affairs and was delivering textbooks when she said. two weeks ago. carry this. >> we lost a bright, brave young women. a young dep mat. we lost her to a horrific attack. today our parts were globing en. jump the middle east tea process he went to ramallah to meet president mahmoud abbas. he will meet benjamin netanyahu tomorrow. despite john kerry's efforts a suggestion for this peace process remains pretty low. >> we want to tell you more about the young diplomat. they want -- it is the most dangerous part in the world. a familiar -- she died doing what she loved. >> we were so proud of ann. she did so many great things. she was very gentic. she was devoted to helping people in the country in afghanistan where she was working. i think the key thing is she was really doing what she loved and she was doing something tha

ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. our connor powell with more from jerusalem. >> reporter: and she was killed saturday in a province in afghanistan when the convoy she was travelling in was hit by an ied. three u.s. troops and an unnamed civilian advisor were also killed in the attack. the 25-year-old john hopkins graduate was a public affairs officer in kabul, part of a team delivering textbooks to an afghan school when she died. two weeks ago she was secretary kerry's guide through kabul. and kerry had this to say about her. >> we lost a very bright, brave, young woman, we lost her to a horrific attack in afghanistan and today, our hearts are broken. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrived in an effort to jump start the peace process and went to ramallah to meet with abbas. and he'll meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tomorrow. despite secretary of state kerry's efforts, expectations remain low. >> harris: we want to tell you more about the young diplomate as her death shows how dangerous it is to b