Historians see Grant eclipsing Lee in 200th birthday celebrations

President Ulysses S. Grant's tomb is a rare Civil War memorial that racial protesters haven't defaced -- and historians say that shows how his legacy has eclipsed that of Robert E. Lee on his 200th birthday.

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