lemonis: the next day, i head back to the mountains near utuado. remember marilyn luciano?nd of the world right here. for me, this is it. her community had been cut off when the bridge collapsed. today, just around the bend, they've made a temporary fix. marilyn: hi! is this your new bridge? well this is my new bridge. so happy to see you. how are you? fine. fine. i'm so grateful to see you. when did they put this in? it's been, like, 15 days already, but the first day we got out of here was the day before thanksgiving. you did? yes. that was amazing. was that your first time out? yes, my first time out. after seeing marilyn, i drove five miles down the road, back to that improvised spigot. where is it from? [ speaking spanish ] the spring. sí. lemonis: this time i gathered a sample and brought it to a certified lab near san juan. the results, it was positive for e. coli, a type of harmful bacteria that can lead to sickness and with bad strains, even death. just another drop adding to a flood of misery. we don't have communications. there is still lingering danger. before i

headed west to the mouptntains towards the town called utuado >> people collecting water along the road> where is that water coming from >> spring water? >> how many gallons is this? >> 295 >> how many times a day do you do this? >> two or three times a day. >> it is six weeks after the hurricanes and hundred of thousands of puerto ricans still don't have water >> yeah. >> where is it from? >> what amazes me is the resource fullness that people have trying to find things >> this water keeps on flowing is it clean water? do we know >> it comes out of the mountains that you are assuming it is clean. did anybody tested it? >> and these people are the lucky ones what if you could not leave our house? i heard about a stranded community, it is just down the road i am going to see if i can find it you want to see the real strength of hurricane maria. just take a look at this >> you live on that side >> yeah, i live in the house with the yellow thing, on top of the mountains. >> across the river is the neighborhood of rio. the storm destroyed the bridge and withit of the only in and out. >> it

hemos visitado mÁs de 10.000 casas llevando comida, abrazos, di, dimos mÁs de 125 mil dÓlares en utuadoina de facebook de "despierta amÉrica", he estado hablando con mucha gente, porque todo lo que ha declarado juliÁn ha causado controversia en las redes sociales, y los invito a al facebook live, ven, juliÁn, para que tÚ puedas contestar algunas preguntas a las personas. la gente dice de todo. juliÁn: Él no es argentino, es boriqua. les voy a contar, yo nacÍ en argentina, sÍ, pero toda mi vida, mis hijos, dos de mis hijos puertoriqueÑos, mi acostumbres y siempre he dicho que soy un puertoriqueÑo que naciÓ en argentina. francisca: ¿cuÁl fue la gota que rebasÓ el vaso entre marjorie y tÚ? juliÁn: es lo que me pregunto aÚn. francisca: ¿por quÉ dejaste este caso para la televisiÓn? juliÁn: no entiendo la pregunta. francisca: ¿por quÉ has difundido todo esto en la televisiÓn? juliÁn: porque desde un comienzo hemos abierto las puertas de nuestra vida y es pÚblico y lo hemos tenido que manejar asÍ. francisca: si tuvieras la oportunidad de regresar con ello luego de esto, ¿regresarÍas? juliÁn: