Video moved to audio track?

I opened a recent video project but can't see the video. It appears that somehow the video segments have been moved to the audio track and I am unable to drag them back to the video track. All of the video clips show as Untitled Clip 01.mpeg and the transitions seem to all be there but the project is unusable at this point. Any advice how to correct this would be extremely helpful

PoweredbyDesign thanks very much for the help you are trying to give me. I downloaded that screen capture software. Very cool
Here is a screenshot of my project. It is showing some video on the Video3 track but it's not mine. It looks like a video clip
that got inserted letting me know that there's a problem i.e., "Media Offline" What is appearing on the Audio2 track looks more like
my original files but I have no way of moving them to a Video track.

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