Environmentalists worry about buoys being installed in middle of Rio Grande

Concrete was being laid on the riverbed of the Rio Grande on Monday to anchor a 1,000-foot-long string of giant orange buoys that is being put in the middle of the international river in Eagle Pass, Texas, but environmentalists worry of damage to fish and wildlife from the barrier.

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