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If you can pump on the brake, and get brake to not be so far down, then you possibly have air in your brake lines. Get them 'bled', which is removing the air, and you may be OK...not too expensive...
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you either have a busted break line or your master cylinder needs to be replaced. check around all wheels for fluid leakage , If no fluid seen check to see if the cylinder is full , If mot fill it and pump the breaks and look again for fluid leakage.
You could need a new master cylinder.it sounds like air is getting in your break lines which as you know could be very dangerous.have checked your break fluid?
Fill the master cylinder with brake fluild unless its already full. f it was low or empty the system is leaking somewhere. If it's full it's a whole different story. You didn't say anything about warning lightsd on how long has it been this way and even thogh the pedal goes to the floor doesit still stop?
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