 Rodriguez, CBS News. The IRS has some catching up to do. It's 7.08. Let's check in on Wall Street and business news now. Here's Jeff Bellinger. And Jeff, national taxpayer advocate Aaron Collins says the Internal Revenue Service is not dealing with identity theft assistant cases in a timely way. Collins says the IRS has a backlog of about half a million such cases, and it's taking, on average, nearly two years to resolve each one.