news 13's karen wynne is live at lake julian. >> tammy: karen, some local conservation groups are not happening with this ruling. >> karen: right, tammy. they're not. the two natural gas plants would replace the coal fire plant behind me. it is a huge step in the right direction but not big enough. even on the cloudy and windy day, lake julian draws families to its peaceful setting. for christina lewis, the duke power plant is not usually her focus. >> i don't understand all the nuances but i do know ultimately i want whatever's best for the environment, for this community, for the lake area. >> karen: that would mean not building a natural gas plant at all. >> they're much larger than we affordable hour in north carolina. and they're not the best use of rate payer dollars. i would be willing, personally to pay a little bit more to do solar and wind. i do understand it's never that simple. >> karen: but justin pratt also spending the day at lake julian disagrees. >> solar's come a long way in the past years. but i think it . >> karen: jim petit says his north carolina's ridge law, whi

karen? >> yeah, you know, as a google holder, nice that they want to be a home depot, more an old as opposed to a new economy. wynn, that's good because google has had more success in a new economy but still a tiny, tiny player. amazon with 31% of the market and a distant second i think is microsoft at 9 and ibm at 7 and google at a trailing fourth, okay. 4% and in fourth place. this is going to be an uphill battle for them, and i don't know that it's going to be wildly profitable. as a google holder. if they were to get an amazon multiple on their cloud, that would be fantastic, but i don't think it's going to happen. >> well, for me what's interesting. i think this is negative news for amazon in the sense that aws, their web services, is the growth engine. it's the reason why amazon trades at the multiple that it does. now that chart we had up there shows amazon with the lead but it also shows four formidable competitors coming out there. let's just say google gains a couple of shares and microsoft gains more percentage. it's going to come out or likely could come out of amazon and then the story on amazon falls