 CBS News correspondent Elaine Cobb is in Paris. This is a historic result for the French far right. They have been gaining in popularity over the past two decades, but it's the first time they've led the polls. Far right supporters cheered as leader Marine Le Pen thanked them for giving her National Rally Party and allies a third of the first round vote. They came in well ahead of a combined left-wing group. President Macron's centrist party and allies trailed in third place.