How to restore original Premiere Pro CC interface and how to drag video to timeline panel?

The trial version I downloaded does not have the video and audio tracks on the timeline panel. I tried playing around to find them but this is what happened instead.
May I know how to restore the original interface?
Also, how do I drag videos to the timeline panel when it does not have any audio or video track line that I can work with, unlike the CS6 version I was using?
Thank you.

Hi Erica,
To restore:
From the menu items choose Window > Workspace> Reset Workspace
To add video to the Timeline:
Select File > New > Sequence and create a sequence. Drag video to new sequence.
or
In the Project panel, drag your video to the New Item . This will create a sequence that best matches your clips properties.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

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