A pretty launch Friday morning followed by a malfunction that precluded reaching the intended orbit. There will be no docking to the ISS so the mission is a failure for the primary objective. They'll still learn a lot, and we'll hope fur a successful rest of the flight and landing that may occur tomorrow, Sunday, at White Sands as I write this.

Stats from SpaceflightNow:
1st Atlas 5 launch with a Starliner spacecraft
663rd launch for Atlas program since 1957
365th Atlas launch from Cape Canaveral
252nd mission of a Centaur upper stage
229th use of Centaur by an Atlas rocket
497th-498th production RL10 engine to be launched
87th flight of an RD-180 main engine
116th-117th AJ-60 solid rocket boosters flown
81st launch of an Atlas 5 since 2002
21st Atlas 5 launch in support of a NASA mission
4th Atlas 5 launch in support of the International Space Station
66th launch of an Atlas 5 from Cape Canaveral
2nd Atlas 5 launch of 2019
136th United Launch Alliance flight overall
73rd Atlas 5 under United Launch Alliance
96th United Launch Alliance flight from Cape Canaveral
10th Atlas 5 to fly in the 551 configuration
93rd launch from Complex 41
66th Atlas 5 to use Complex 41
16th orbital launch overall from Cape Canaveral in 2019