He invented a push-up machine while in prison for murder. Now he’s at Georgetown

Raashed Hall served nearly 20 years - now he's getting a second chance through the school's Pivot program for entrepreneurship

After spending nearly two decades in prison, a Washington DC man is striving to rebuild his life by marketing and selling a workout machine he invented while serving his sentence.

Raashed Hall, 40, is getting his second chance through Georgetown University's Pivot program, which is a nine-month course aimed at teaching entrepreneurship and building life skills for people who are returning from incarceration.