Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let\u2019s get to the news.<\/p>\n
Memorial golf outing honors Oakland County father killed in police chase crash<\/p>\n
Nearly three months after a 28-year-old Oakland County father was killed by a speeding driver fleeing police, family and friends gathered on the golf course this weekend to honor his memory \u2014 and raise money for his young children.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is Alex\u2019s son, Santi,\u201d said Dale Durant, fighting tears, holding his six-month-old grandson, Santiago, who turned six months old just two days earlier.<\/p>\n
Durant\u2019s son-in-law, Alex Habib, of Madison Heights, was killed July 12 while driving for Uber in the early morning hours.<\/p>\n
Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n Fight on: Trojans\u2019 two\u2011way onslaught topples Michigan football in statement victory<\/p>\n he No. 15-ranked Michigan Wolverines got embarrassed as the USC Trojans opened the floodgates in a 31-13 upset loss in the highly anticipated matchup inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.<\/p>\n Michigan had no answer on both sides of the ball as USC gained nearly 500 yards of total offense while holding the Wolverines to an uninspiring performance, as they never felt like they were in the game.<\/p>\n The Wolverines\u2019 defense looked underprepared and out of sync as quarterback Jayden Maiava was picking them apart with screen passes early and often.<\/p>\n Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n Thousands fill Corktown streets for breast cancer walk<\/p>\n Nearly 10,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year in Michigan, but on Saturday, Oct. 11, thousands of survivors and supporters filled Detroit\u2019s Corktown neighborhood with hope and determination.<\/p>\n About 8,000 breast cancer survivors, caregivers and supporters gathered at The Corner Ballpark for Detroit\u2019s largest breast cancer walk, Making Strides Detroit.<\/p>\n The event, now in its 28th year, has raised more than $19 million for research and support services.<\/p>\n Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n Afeni Badu Muhammad was back in court this week — here\u2019s what happened<\/p>\n Afeni Badu Muhammad, who is accused of stabbing her manager to death at a Michigan McDonald\u2019s restaurant, returned to court this week.<\/p>\n Muhammad, 27, of Eastpointe, was in court Wednesday for a hearing. She is charged in connection with the death of 39-year-old Jennifer Harris.<\/p>\n The last time Muhammad appeared in court was on Sept. 3.<\/p>\n