IPhone 5 not charging in MacBook Pro

I have an iPhone 5 running iOS 8.1 and a MacBook Pro of latest 2013 running OS X Yosemite. The problem is that today I plugged my iphone to my Mac and nothing happened. It wasnt detected nor it started charging. I though the problem was the cable and I plugged it in the wall and it charged perfectly, then tried again in the Mac and nothing happened. Then I tried with my girlfriends iPhone 4S in my Mac and it detected it perfectly and started charging...is freaking weird
So now I dont know if the problem is my Mac or my iPhone 5....I tried restarting both but nothing happened...I restarted the iphone holding both home and power buttons and still doesnt work...Before going to Apple I would like to get some help here please
Thanks in advance

Nop my problem is definitely weird!!!. My iPhone 5 charges anywhere with the cable I always use (the original one), in the wall and in a pc. When I plug it to my Mac book Pro it does not even detect it, and I tried again my gf's iPhone 4S and my Mac detects and charges it perfectly...so basically the problem is only between my iPhone 5 and my Mac...I believe there might be an option that is enabled somewhere to not detect this iPhone???...it was ok a few days ago!! :@

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