I fixed the problem.
I bought a "one man bleeding kit" for 4 dollars at an auto store. Comes with a plastic bottle and a see through tube. Just connect the end of the tube to the bleeding valve, pump the brakes, check the tube. If you see bubbles in it, pump the brakes again until they are all gone. Job done.
I believe air entered into my brake line because I left the cap loose on the master cylinder while changing the brakes, something I never did in the past. Thanks for everyones input.
