chef mark franz, the owner of farallon restaurant.y, jacques, let's do it. >> a piece of bread here just in there to make a little bit of bread crumb. claude is going to butter those for me. and that's it. i'm finished. are you finished? did you finish? i always have to wait for him. >> i can't hear what he's saying. >> so do you have to have an assistant of the quality of jean-claude to get this done? >> what quality are you talking about? [ laughter ] >> he's a man who knows all your strengths and weaknesses. >> you have to be generous, for god's sake. i know he doesn't like butter. >> it's a long time. i haven't done that. my fingers don't move like before. that's the way. >> you can see -- >> going faster. it's not done properly. >> you can see that -- you can see how fit he is. he's one of those lucky guys that can eat anything, drink anything, never put on weight. so that it's all nicely coated inside, you know? just put it in. go ahead. for god's sake. [ laughter ] >> you're in front of me. do your own corner there. >> this is

. >> right now, the monterey gulf of the farallons and cordell bank sanctuaries protect almost 8,000square miles of ocean. this would expand up to where a critical upwelling occurs, there are only four such spots in the world. >> this produces 20% of the world's fish. it's only 1% of the ocean. >> the upwelling occurs at the edge of the shelf, nutrient rich water rises and the current carries it south. a conveyor belt of food these rich waters bring whales and krill that creates such a thriving eco system. >> and there is a never made it through the senate. now, supporters hoping it will be included in a giant public landfill that could protect a couple million acres of wilderness. it's a long shot. >> there is so much in it for many states, one senator can just like one project for one state, and then, call the whole thing. >> if the does become a sanctuary, fishing would be permitted but carefully managed. >> pacific coast federation of fisherman supports the i'd why. >> if we don't protect the environment we're out of business wex rely on helping abundant fish stock f those don't