abuse, and assault in different parts of the country, jon. jon: who's most at risk here? >> well, the law enforcement and mental health experts we spoke to said men are more at risk than women. there's something called the family annihilator syndrome -- syndrome when men in some cases commit murder-suicide on their own families and one health expert said chronic unemployment weighs more heavily on men who are seen by society as the traditional breadwinner. >> men will tend to take it harder, it hits their egos harder. now, that's not to say that women don't suffer emotionally when they lose a job or they can't find a job, but they seem to be a little bit more stable in dealing with some of those issues, and are able to tap into other resources, subsidies, with less of the stress on their egos, versus men. >> reporter: what the doctor says is you have to look for some of the typical warning signs, like depression, loss of
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