or should we be concerned about the guidance let's speak with mark butler, the chairman ceo of ollie's. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, sir have a seat, great to he ssee y. i've been following the company since it became public you've done consistently better. but you've been sticking by the mantra today someone decides that's not enough you're ahead of planning on every metric >> since we went public in july of '15 every single metric that we have set forth, every single guidance we have either met or exceeded we have beaten every single one. i always said we were a 1% to 2% comp story that was it. no more. we've asked everybody. the analysts who have been with us from the beginning, they get it we are 1% to 2%. we gave that guidance again. we are coming off our biggest, our brightest year ever. >> you are the strongest retailer i follow. that makes sense you said closeout deals are at historical peak. let's not forget toys "r" us is this as good as of' evyou've seen it. >> absolutely never better since we've gone public i think the buying environment has helped because

paul butler, mark zaid, we thank you. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >> woodruff: in the wake of the school shooting in parkland, florida, that left 17 students and edutors dead, there is a growing effort to make sure schools are better protected.ho suchings are actually rare, statistically speaking. the chance a student will die at school from murder or suicide is karly one in two million. but school officiaw they have to plan for the worst, and are under increasing pressure to add physical securitmeasures and armed staff. correspondent lisa stark of our partner "education week" reports from san antonio, texas, for this week's segment onak g the grade." >> reporter: it's a typical day at harlan high, on the outskirts of san antonio-- a bustling lunchom, a.p. classes, sports teams working out. cut just like every other day, sety cameras, classroom fis that lock from inside, armed ofrs keeping watch, and a single open entrance inton the sprabuilding. >> i mean, we don't live in mayberry anymore. >> reporter: officer shane allard oeevesafety and security for the northside independe

but jimmy butler's attempt is no good. rockets escape 104-101 (markiller in boston...celtics hosting the bucks. boston is without kyrie irving, but they still have someone to make big shots. --in the final seconds of the 4th, game tied at 96... terry rozier...step back, lets it fly and all money from downtown. celtics up 3...with .5 seconds left. --the bucks had one last chance... on the inbound, khris middleton just throws it up and it's good. the garden is in shock. another look shows that he did get the shot off in time. game is going to over time. --in o-t, we didn't need a buzzer beater. boston went on a 14-8 run.. capped off by a nice layin from jayson tatum. celts take game 1...113-107. (jr) the boston (jr)(jr) the boston marathon kicks off tomorrow and the course is mapped out. take a look at this -- "runners" honor boston marathon victims with tracking map message. the course spells out "boston" on gps tracking maps. it's a tribute run for those affected by the boston bombing five years ago. zoom multisport is the club organizing the run this

butler finds that she was unlawfully killed in 2013. not in a t—shirt for once but a suit and tie, facebook founder mark zuckerberg testifies before the us ress about the mass harvesting of users‘ data and it's 20 years today since the good friday agreement, a milestone in the northern ireland peace process. and coming up on bbc news, the pride of england, ben prout, successfully defends his 50 metres freestyle title, at the commonwealth games on the gold coast. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. yulia skripal, poisoned with a nerve agent in salisbury last month, has left hospital. it's understood she's been moved to a secure location. herfather, sergei, the former russian spy was also targeted, is still in hospital but his condition is improving and doctors say he too should be discharged "in due course". they say both patients have responded "exceptionally well" to treatment. our correspondent duncan kennedy is in salisbury this lunchtime. the news that even just a few weeks ago no one would have expected, yulia skripal has now been discharged from hospital, her father, sergei is expected to be released in due course, w

butler. facebook founder mark zuckerburg goes to the us congress to testify about the mass harvesting of peoplesta. and who's on the guest list for harry and meghan‘s wedding? not the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, but hundreds of people who've served the community. it's 5pm, our top story. yulia skripal, poisoned with a nerve agent in salisbury last month, has left hospital. it's understood she's been moved to a secure location. herfather, sergei, the former russian spy was also targeted, is still in hospital but his condition is improving and doctors say he too should be discharged ‘in due course'. they say both patients have responded ‘exceptionally well‘ to treatment. our correspondent duncan kennedy is in salisbury. it has been an extremely difficult five weeks for skripal, and we understand she was released last night, the hospital said also that she will need ongoing medical treatment. it was also good news for her father who is said to be treatment. it was also good news for herfather who is said to be making rapid progress. the prime minister welcomed this entry is a ma