OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An Oklahoma City bombing survivor and a victim's family member are sharing stories with a journalist from Norway, where a deadly bombing and shooting spree killed at least 76 people last week.

Former state Rep. Susan Winchester's sister, Margaret Clark, was one of 168 people killed in the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. Winchester told the Norwegian Broadcasting Corp. Wednesday that the bombing left emotional scars and wounds but that her family became stronger.

Assistant Attorney General Melissa Houston survived the attack. Houston says she lived moment to moment following the bombing and felt guilty that so many others died and she didn't.

The Norway bombing has drawn parallels to the blast in Oklahoma because the man accused in the attack targeted a government building.