DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR: Breaking news, exclusive new information here on CNN, the U.S. putting a bounty on two Americans. Elise Labott has more. What do we know about these two men?</s>ELISE LABOTT, CNN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REPORTER: Dan, they moved to Somalia in about 2005, 2006. Omar Shafiq Hammami is about 29-years- old, an Alabama native, moved to Somalia to join the global jihad, as he put. And he, basically, was a recruiter for the organization. He was a rapper back in the United States and used those songs, those -- and he did videos and writings to recruit English-speaking use to al Shabaab, which is the al Qaeda affiliate in Somalia. And his partner, Jehad Serwan Mostafa, a California native, also in his late-20s, early 30s, moved to Somalia at the same time. He was more of a commander. And what U.S. officials are telling me, Don, is that the U.S. is really concerned not only about attacks against American interests, against American facilities, but also these recruiting techniques that these individuals might have developed in, but also these recruiting techniques that they might have developed back Somalia, that they could possibly bring home to the United States, Don.</s>LEMON: Elise Labott, thank you very much. More news here on CNN right after this break.
U.S. Puts Bounty On Two Americans