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Each night, the ABC News team bears witness to reality as it occurs throughout the world. This DVD is yet another episode in the continuing TV institution known as Nightline. For over 1,400 years, Muslims have been making their holy pilgrimage to the sacred site of Mecca. In modern times, approximately two million Muslims make the pilgrimage ? or Hajj ? to Mecca each year, a trip required of the faithful at least once in every Muslim?s lifetime. Muslims from all over the world come together there, bereft of any outside identity save that of their shared faith. As the place where the prophet Muhammad received the verses of the Koran, Mecca is a place of great spirituality and tradition. Non-Muslims are forbidden entry to Mecca, and it is, therefore, a place that few Americans will ever get to see. But in this special broadcast that aired during the last month of the Islamic year, when the Hajj is traditionally made, writer Michael Wolfe documents his trip to Islam?s holiest shrine for ABC News Nightline. One of the more than five million Muslims in the United States, Wolfe is a convert, born the son of a Christian mother and a Jewish father. The occasion is his second Hajj, and Wolfe takes viewers step-by-step through the spiritual side of the pilgrimage, explaining the origins and meanings of the various rituals, and speaks live from the Kab'a, the Great Mosque of Mecca, with ABC News' Ted Koppel.

Join ABC News on a voyage through one of the most turbulent, and perhaps the most provocative decades in the 20th century. "The History Of The 80s" is a dramatic and enlightening three-disc set that revisits the events, places and profiles that created headlines and shaped history. Topics included on each disc are world events, people, entertainment, sports, science and technology. Disc 1 (1980-1982): Iran hostage crisis. U.S. Olympic hockey victory. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Solidarity in Poland. Chrysler bailout. John Lennon assassination. Hostages released. Reagan inaugurated. MTV. Reagan and Pope John Paul II assassination attempts. PCs and VCRs. Charles and Diana's wedding. AIDS. Vietnam Memorial. Israeli invasion of Lebanon. Tylenol poisonings. Anti-nuclear protest. Artificial heart implanted. Disc 2 (1983-1985): U.S. deployment of nuclear weapons in Europe. Granada invasion. Education report. Star Wars. Aquino assassination. Bhopal disaster. Central America. Presidential campaigns. Los Angeles Olympics. Bernard Goetz. Indira Ghandi assassination. Iran-Iraq war. Gorbachev assumes power. Live Aid/Farm Aid concerts. Terrorism. Apartheid in South Africa. Crack. Contras. AIDS. U.S. buyouts of corporations. Disc 3 (1986-1989): Challenger disaster. Iceland Summit. Oliver North. Chernobyl nuclear accident. Homeless in America. Status of Liberty Centennial. Kurt Waldheim. U.S. bombs Libya. Wall Street crash. AIDS. Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker. Papal visit to Poland Iran-Contra Affair. 200th anniversary of U.S. Constitution. Reagan and Gorbachev. Navy in the Persian Gulf. Pan Am Flight 103. Wall Street buyouts. PLO renounces terrorism. Benazir Bhutto. Berlin Wall. Manuel Noriega. Exxon Valdez. War on drugs. Chinese student protests. Romania. S&L crisis. Bush.

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