Lost User interface in Premiere Pro ?

A couple of weeks ago I signed up for Creative Cloud. I started using Premiere Pro CC. I knew I couldn't take advantage of the Mercury Engine because I only have ATI Radeon HD 4870 512 MB. I was still able to edit and work. Today I went to send the timeline to Speed grade and it took for ever to export, finally half way through the send I aborted and relaunched Premiere Pro. When Premiere opened up my user interface was gone. The drop down menus were all their but the user interface disappeared. If I went into create new Title I could see that window, but the timeline, bins, source and record windows were not visible. I know the sequence is still there because if I hit the space bar the sequence plays through my Kona card. I closed Premiere and I had a pop up menu Nvidia Cuda asking my to update drivers. This is strange because I have an ATI card not an Nvidia card. If I open any other apps After Effects or Photoshop all of the use interface is there. What gives?
My specs: Processor  2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon,
Memory  12 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC,
Graphics  ATI Radeon HD 4870 512 MB
AJA Kona IO Card

Thanks Ann for the info Ann. However I realized it was just that the interface was dragged all the way to the top under the white bar that says Premiere Projects.
When I saw the arrow pointing down I realized I just had to drag the interface down. Simple mistake. Thanks again.
Patch

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