France marks 200th anniversary of Napoleon's death

On Wednesday, French President Emmanuel Macron marked the bicentenary of the death of Napoleon Bonapart, the warrior and emperor who famously bequeathed to France its civil code. Macron laid a wreath at Napoleon's tomb in Paris. The French president also gave a speech that was meant to commemorate the larger-than-life figure who died in exile on the remote volcanic island of St. Helena exactly 200 years ago. Napoleon, known as a military genius, became an integral part of France's legacy.