Im installing cc on my imac os 10.9.4. The install window is up and the blue wheel is turning now for approx 1hr

How long should this take, considering I am on a fiber wifi.

Hi tedl1,
If the above steps doesn't work then please try the following steps :
1) Open Activity monitor and Force quit Adobe CEF Helper, Creative cloud, Adobe IPC Broker & Crash Deamon if available.
2) Try to open, if doesn't work then go to Applications>> Adobe Creative cloud>> Right click>> Get Info>> Click on the Add sign>> Select the user you are logged in>> Give Read and write access.
3) If that doesn't work then enable the root user and launch to update there, check this link on how to enable/sign in to root user: Enabling and using the "root" user in Mac OS X
Please let us know if that helps.
-Ankit

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