the very first america's cup race >>jong: back in 1851... the yacht america went around the isle of wight in 10 hours, defeating a fleet of british boats. they were bigger boats that these ones. in the ensuing 159 years the cup's been up for grabs 37 times. australia has won it once. new zealand has won it twice. switzerland has won it twice. the rest of the time, it's remained in american hands. >>reporter: and at cowes... while the year may have changed... the result was the same... chalk up another one for the americans... in an event some saw as a renaissance for the america's cup itself... >>mills: today we've been racing to i guess send a message out to the world that the americas cup is back on track. y,reporter: following a tedious and distasteful 30 month court battle, bmw oracle took sports oldest trophy off swiss holders alinghi... in 2 barely publicized races... fought in mismatched 90ft multihulls... >>coutts: nobody enjoyed you know what happened with the cup last time where it was trapped in the courts and we were back to the legal arguments and so forth... >>mills: when an

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so, the isle of wight in the south of england isn't split up, and has 104,000. and the western isles off the western coast of scotland isn't split up, and it has 26,000. >> how did you two meet? >> i think i first went to london in 1998, to begin an exchange. bill had been here on visits quite earlier than that. and our office had been notoriously not visiting foreign countries. but it became apparent that an understanding of comparative forms of government was to our benefit as parliamentarians. and so, i arrived on their doorstep and with no fanfare, but with a wonderful, warm reception by several of the clerks. >> when you say clerk, that's clerk in american. >> yes, yes. and it's the combined equivalent here of the parliamentarian, the clerk and the chief administrative officer. >> while you're there, give us your background. where's your home town originally? >> i was born in mount vernon, new york. i lived in scarsdale in new york for most of my life, and most of my youth, and went to amherst college in massachusetts, and the university of virginia law sch