here's "today in the bay's" roz plater. >> reporter: diners have gotten used to calling it an early night but news their favorite restaurant may be able to stay open later, it's just the right note. >> i think it's exciting we're finally able to go past 11:00. it's great for businesses as they open back up. >> reporter: the health department will announce the final decision on wednesday, lifting the current 11:00 p.m. curfew for restaurants with indoor dining starting thursday. it's part of the effort to ease restrictions while san francisco remains in the orange tier. the owner of red windows just opened two weeks ago but says that will be useful on weekends especially. >> it's nice to know that you have the wiggle room that if you're busy enough, you can actually push your hours further and actually accommodate more people especially on the weekends. >> reporter: that's a sentiment at the long time north beach spot tony's. the managers say it will help especially with their local patrons who want to stay out a little longer and spend a little more money. >> definitely a pickup when it c

. >> i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> california, meanwhile, is about to face a shortage of j&j doses. and it's going to impact the bay area. let's take a look at this chart. it shows the number of doses bay area counties received this week and what they are expected to get next week. the biggest difference will be there in alameda county. this week, alameda received about 15,000 j&j doses. next week, just 3,800. santa clara county is also taking a big hit. this week, it got 9,000 doses, but next week, the county is only getting about 3,000 doses. happening today, facebook is setting up a clinic at its menlo park site to help vaccinate people. you're looking at people people at the vaccination site. organizers will receive the moderna vaccine since the county's j&j supply dropped from 700 last week to 500 this week. >> in addition to our headquarters efforts, we're partnering with governor newsom's office to support pop-up vaccination efforts across california. >> the site opens at 12:30 p.m., but you can start the registration process there beginning at 11:30. that's about four

let's bring in roz plater with more. >> reporter: in los gatos after a painful year the restaurant is on track for a partial reopening this week with limited indoor dining. >> we've lost two restaurants. we had one in livermore and fremont and covid took the breath out of us. >> reporter: word the governor has a target date to fully reopen california is good news. >> it's pretty much everything. it brings life back to not only los gatos but to my staff, to the beautiful building, just trying to get back to normal. >> this is a big day. >> reporter: governor newsom says california has reached a significant milestone. the number of new covid cases and hospitalizations are down, and the state has administered some 20 million doses of vaccine. but, he says, there is one thing that won't change on june 15th, the mask mandate. expect masks to stick around for the foreseeable future. >> we can confidently say by june 15th that we can start to open up as business as usual. subject to ongoing mask wearing and ongoing vigilance. >> reporter: surprisingly the santa clara health department team d

here's "today in the bay's" roz plater. >> reporter: two drop-in vaccination sites at san francisco, one at sf general hospital and the other southeast center in bay view began turning people away 90 minutes after they opened. the rush happened friday to those 16 and over with the pandemic has hit hardest. now facebook is pitching in to do its part setting up saturday clinics this month to reach the underserved in three communities near its menlo park campus, shuttle service included. more than 1,200 people took advantage of the opportunity to get that coveted shot in the arm. >> i feel very relieved because at home, i have a 94-year-old mom and i was worried about bringing something home to her. >> feels amazing. my mom is actually on the phone, the whole main purpose is really to feel safe about traveling and get home to see her and when she's vaccinated as well. i can't wait to see her. >> reporter: the u.s. set a new record, 4.5 million shots in a single day, but a shortage of the johnson & johnson vaccine is on the horizon. the allotment states were counting on next week will be

. >> reporter: i'm roz plater, "nbc bay area news." >>> new information about how many vaccines have been administered statewide and how many doses the state still has on hand. let's take a look at the new data. so far more than 22 million doses have been administered, and we're told that's about 377,000 doses per day. right now the state has more than 5 million doses on hand. that's about 13 days worth of inventory. keep in mind, this number only reflects what the federal government gave to the state. pharmacies have their own batch of doses. so there's more available. cases are rising over the last few days, but it is far from a surge. in the last 24 hours, more than 4,400 cases have been added across the state. relatively flat from the day before. taking a live look at the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum. starting today anyone 16 and older living in contra costa county can book an appointment there. until now people living in contra costa county had to be 50 and older to sign up for an appointment at the coliseum. transit and b.a.r.t are offering free rides to the co