Photoshop CC is not in my Applications folder

I am running on mac. CC Desktop says Photoshop CC is installed. But it is not availble in Applications. The older versions of CS4 and CS5.1 are still there though.
Any help to solve this would be appreciated.
Joe

Thanks to Kulldeep and Romsinha for replying.
I have followed all the suggestions including deleting the .odb file with out success.
I used the cleanup tool and then downloaded the CC desktop which went fine as did downloading Acrobat XI Pro.
The download of Photoshop CC got to about 80% and failed - in my Applications folder there is an Adobe Photoshop CC folder with a broken app in it.
Any ideas guys?

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