the united d to states in 1961 where his wife, anaya, joined him in 1963. arrival in the u.s., post hired by the u.s. office department to work with conveyors. period with ssful the post office department, he transferred to the u.s. army as in 1972.n e worked as a mechanical engineer from the army of engineers. marcel retired from the army in he remained a consultant of the army until 2010. retired.ly but not entirely true because of the museum.does for anaya continued her profession after the arrival in the united states. retired.s son adam lives in richmond. mary, age 12,ren, jack, 14. they're both in the international baccalaureate program. officially they're both retired. as do considerable work volunteers for this museum. arcel and anaya translate documents written in polish and portions of the blooms, notes ghetto, a rsaw 25-page collection of diaries detailing documents the events and lives of those who live in the good morninged ghetto. marcel and anaya worked on the useum exhibit titled somewhere neighbors, collaboration and complicity in the holoc

enrique caballero from the joslin diabetes center and misty anaya, diagnosed at age 12. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. dr. enrique caballero, welcome to our program. >> thank you, maria. >> hinojosa: you are the director of the latino diabetes initiative at joslin diabetes center in boston. essentially, you have dedicated your entire life to the issue of diabetes. and there are probably a lot of people who say, "oh, i know that there's diabetes; i know somebody who has diabetes; i know that in some people it can be really dangerous, in other people, they can manage it." so i'm a little confused. so what is the headline? what do we need to know about diabetes that is central to the issue? >> well, the first thing, maria, is that diabetes is a major health care problem around the world. this is not just in this country, it is everywhere. >> hinojosa: but it's not something that you see, right? isn't that one of the problems? i mean, you can be living with diabetes and be fine. >> mm-hmm. actually, it is estimated that perhaps, for type 2 diabetes, which is the mos