Part three of four Blueprint America reports, produced by Channel Thirteen/ WNET, PBS New York, with support from Rockefeller Foundation, of a series about the presidential candidates' views on America's aging infrastructure. In part two, correspondent Rick Karr reports on how Sens. Obama and McCain stand on America's inadequate internet service system. Karr speaks with former Energy Secretary Federico Pena, a spokesperson for the Obama campaign, and Douglas Holtz-Eakin, McCain's senior economic advisor, about how the candidates would extend internet service to millions of Americans in rural and poor inner-city communities -- and whether they'd insist that internet service providers allow customers to do whatever they want with their broadband service.

Part three of four Blueprint America reports, produced by Channel Thirteen/ WNET, PBS New York, with support from Rockefeller Foundation, of a series about the presidential candidates' views on America's aging infrastructure. In part two, correspondent Rick Karr reports on how Sens. Obama and McCain stand on America's inadequate internet service system. Karr speaks with former Energy Secretary Federico Pena, a spokesperson for the Obama campaign, and Douglas Holtz-Eakin, McCain's senior economic advisor, about how the candidates would extend internet service to millions of Americans in rural and poor inner-city communities -- and whether they'd insist that internet service providers allow customers to do whatever they want with their broadband service.