Sql Server Agent: job hasn't run once today. Scheduling problem?

I created this job yesterday at about 4PM; the view history shows that it last ran successfully at 11:53PM. These are the settings I put:
Schedule Type: Recurring
Occurs: Daily
Recurs every: 1 days(s)
Occurs every: 5 minute(s)
Starting at: 05:00:00 PM
Ending at: 11:59:59 PM
Start Date: 10/30/2014
No End Day (selected)
The job is enabled, but it hasn't run once yet today. I don't want to start it manually because it should've started already. It is currently not running.
What can the problem be?
Thanks.
VM

The output is:
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (RTM) - 10.50.1617.0 (X64)
The length varies, but it's usually a bit over an hour to finish. It's set at 5 minutes so that, as soon as it completes, it runs the job again. The job history yesterday was: 5:48P, 7:03P, 7:43P, 8:58P, 9:53P, 10:58P, 11:53P. The job downloads some files,
and that's why the job varies in length.
VM
I would say there is no point in scheduling a job which runs for 1 hr to run at every 5 mins although as per SQL Server agent logic if job is currently running and it misses schedule it will only start when job is finished. I would say to change logic to
run every 1 hr.
Plus I cannot find the support article but I know there was bug where Agent job could miss schedule can you please apply
SQL Server 2008 R2 SP3. There are 2 reason
1. it might fix your schedule skipping issue
2 You would come under purview of extended support. Which I guess is very important.
You can easily open job activity monitor and look for column Next run date
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